Airworthiness Engineer

Airworthiness Engineer

Join our team as an Airworthiness Engineer and play a vital role in ensuring the safety and compliance of our helicopter operations. At CHC Helikopter Service, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of airworthiness and reliability. As part of our Technical Services team, you will collaborate with industry experts, support innovative projects, and contribute to the continuous improvement of our maintenance programs. If you are passionate about aerospace engineering and eager to make an impact in a dynamic environment, we invite you to apply!

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Carry out technical reviews, evaluations, and assess the applicability of received technical publications affecting helicopter operations; provide recommendations to the type engineers.
• File created or received technical publications.
• Participate in preparing maintenance program review reports.
• Liaise with Type Certificate holders on technical issues.
• Support and contribute to the EASA Part 21 Design Organisation during modification/repair proposals, compilation, and approval.
• Compile and control configuration lists, including AMOS reference trees, for all designated aircraft.
• Create and approve Maintenance Accomplishment Records.
• Create and register new part numbers in AMOS.
• Monitor trends from oil sample SOAP analysis and hydraulic fluid patch tests; advise the Maintenance Organisation on appropriate actions.
• Maintain Mass & Balance reports.
• Conduct aircraft surveys on new or used aircraft to ensure compliance with regulatory and AOC requirements for customer operations.
• Check, update, and correct documentation used by the Technical Services Department and Part-145 organization.
• Clearly mark non-current documentation still used for reference.
• Support and work with Type Engineers as required and guided.

Qualification Requirements:

Education:

• Degree in Aerospace Engineering or equivalent experience in aviation maintenance.
• Experience in aerospace engineering, preferably in a supporting role to aircraft operators.
• Familiarity with maintenance programs for aircraft.

Skills:

• Proficient in English (written and spoken).
• Proficient in relevant computer applications.
• Ability to work in a structured and secure manner.
• Capable of preparing and writing clear reports.
• Flexible attitude with the ability to work under pressure.
• Access rights to AMOS.
• Knowledge of relevant aircraft types through formal training equivalent to Part-66 Appendix III Level 1 General Familiarization.