CAMO Manager

Our client is looking to recruit a CAMO Manager to join their growing team. Reporting to the Accountable Manager, the chosen candidate will:

• Ensure all defects and damages affecting safe operation are rectified to approved standards.
• Establish and develop airworthiness policy, including oversight and approval of Aircraft Maintenance Programs (AMP).
• Analyze the effectiveness of the AMP and initiate improvements as required.
• Ensure all maintenance is performed on time, to approved standards, and in accordance with the AMP.
• Ensure accomplishment of all Airworthiness Directives (ADs) and other mandatory requirements issued by EASA and the CAA.
• Ensure compliance with the conditions and restrictions of the AOC and all applicable regulatory and CAC standards.
• Ensure proper embodiment of modifications in accordance with approved data, and oversee policy regarding non-mandatory modifications and service information.
• Ensure the continued validity of the Certificate of Airworthiness for all operated aircraft.
• Ensure all components and parts are sourced, fitted, and repaired in accordance with approved data and sourced from approved suppliers.
• Ensure proper certification, traceability, and documentation for used and surplus parts.
• Maintain traceability of consumable materials and ensure batch control.
• Manage inventory storage and ensure timely procurement of spare parts to meet MEL compliance and operational needs.
• Ensure personnel under supervision are competent and adequately trained.
• Identify training needs and ensure ongoing competence for CAMO team members.
• Ensure the CAME is current and approved by the CAA, including all revisions.
• Manage and maintain aircraft technical records, ensuring protection against fire, flood, and theft.
• Ensure the CAA-approved Aircraft Technical Log system is maintained and updated.
• Report all applicable maintenance occurrences to the CAA and manufacturers, including mandatory and non-mandatory reports.
• Monitor and implement any applicable national requirements issued by the CAA.
• Manage outsourcing and relationships with Part-145 maintenance contractors.
• Establish and oversee Maintenance Contracts, ensuring compliance and performance.
• Act as Technical Director for Challenge Aviation, overseeing technical aspects of leased aircraft.
• Support lease transitions, returns, and continuing airworthiness of the leased fleet.

Requirements

• Have excellent planning and organization skills and must be accountable, responsible
• Have independent thinking with the ability to challenge current processes and suggest improvements

Education and Experience

• BA or equivalent Degree in aeronautical, mechanical, electrical, electronic, avionic, or other studies relevant to the maintenance and continuing airworthiness of aircraft/aircraft components.
• Familiarity with management systems preferably in aviation
• Appropriate management experience, preferably in a comparable organization
• Strong knowledge of: relevant parts of operational requirements and procedures; the AOC holder's operations specifications; the need for, and content of, the relevant parts of the AOC holder's operations manual.
• Knowledge of Quality systems
• 5 years of experience in the same role and industry is a must

Benefits

• Free Parking
• Free daily lunch
• Health Insurance
• Pensions plan