Continuing Airworthiness Manager

Volantes Technical Recruitment, on behalf of our long standing U.K based Rotary Client have the permanent role of Continuing Airworthiness Manager available.

About the job

Our client is considered as one of the most highly regarded corporate and VIP helicopter management, charter and training companies in Europe.

They are a growing company where you can look forward to a successful career in a supportive environment.

The company manages many varied and interesting projects, including Polar Expedition Cruises and a scheduled airline service.

They are currently looking for a highly skilled and experienced Form 4 qualified Continuing Airworthiness Manager to manage its CAMO department, in ensuring the highest standards of managing the airworthiness of multiple aircraft types in different locations around the world.

The Airworthiness Manager is responsible and accountable for ensuring that the organisation is always in compliance with Part CAMO/Part M.

Key Responsibilities

• Ensuring the department remains in compliance with its own procedures and regulatory requirements
• Approval by the CAA of the clients Technical Log, including any subsequent amendment thereto.
• Ensuring that the technical records are kept and controlled and presented to the CAA if requested.
• Ensuring the department remains in compliance with its own procedures and regulatory requirements
• Modifications and repairs (changes) are reviewed and carried out to an approved standard.
• That the Airworthiness Review Certificate for each helicopter operated by the company remains valid.
• The review, amendment, and control of the Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition.
• Review and implementation, as appropriate, of any additional UK CAA national requirements.

Other Responsibilities

• Establishment and development of Continuing Airworthiness policy, including the approval of clients maintenance Programmes.
• Analysis of the effectiveness of the Maintenance Programme.
• Monitoring the implementation of the maintenance Programme Selection of the Part 145 maintenance contractors and establishment and amendment of Maintenance Contracts.
• Monitoring of maintenance standards.
• Airworthiness Directive review and embodiment.
• Non mandatory modification embodiment policy.
• Monitoring of all defects and their rectification.
• Monitoring of Line and base maintenance activity.
• Analysis of and reporting any occurrences of a maintenance nature to the CAA and the aircraft manufacturers.

About you

Essential

• Minimum 3 years as an Airworthiness Manager.
• Expert knowledge of the Part 145 Regulations, AMM and AMP, Part CAMO, OTARS.
• Expert knowledge and experience of complex rotary wing aircraft types.
• Effective manager with high levels of technical skill.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Ability to work as part of a team and well organised.

The successful candidate should expect a requirement to travel up to 40 days per year.

Must already have the right to live and work in the U.K

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