Job Description
Job Purpose
To develop, manage, and monitor Air Arabia and third-party aircraft structures for reliability, including maintenance needs and modifications to optimize and extend aircraft structural airworthiness, enhance operational dispatch, and ensure fleet readiness and safety in compliance with aviation authorities' directives.
Key Responsibilities
- Support engineering maintenance teams (Line, Hangar, MCC, CAMO) with data collection, performance reviews, analysis, reporting, corrective measures, and modifications.
- Coordinate with external parties such as OEMs and regulatory bodies regarding modifications, corrective actions, and projects.
- Use data to conduct root-cause analysis, troubleshoot, and assess aircraft efficiency and maintenance requirements.
- Analyze performance reports to predict component lifespan, identify trends, and recommend proactive modifications.
- Identify and justify corrective measures and modifications for damages or airworthiness issues, including updates to the Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP).
- Review technical documents, evaluate services, and draft Engineering Orders (EOs) for modifications and repairs.
- Collaborate with stakeholders (Projects, Warranty, Legal, Finance) on new projects, contracts, and SLAs, including evaluations and feasibility studies.
- Assist in developing procedures, specifications, and Engineering Orders.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Aircraft Engineering, Aeronautical, Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent; higher diploma or certification with experience is acceptable.
- Proficiency in CAD is advantageous.
- Additional certifications in Project Management, Cost Control, Compliance, Budgeting, and Quality Assurance are beneficial.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office, MRO systems, and web research tools.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Work Experience
- Minimum 5 years in the aviation industry, including training or experience at an airline, with experience on Airbus A320 aircraft preferred.
- Knowledge of aircraft airworthiness programs, CAMO requirements, and civil aviation regulations (preferably GCAA, EASA parts 145, 21, and Subpart M).
- Understanding of aircraft maintenance planning and systems.
- Experience in designing, implementing, and monitoring maintenance policies and procedures.
- Exposure to quality assurance, safety audits, and compliance monitoring.
- Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills with a cost-oriented approach.