Nominated Postholder Continuing Airworthiness / CAMO

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Job summary

Beond, based in Manama, Bahrain, seeks a Nominated Postholder Continuing Airworthiness (CAMO) to oversee regulatory and operational airworthiness for the Bahrain operation. The role reports to the Accountable Manager and spans certification, ongoing oversight, and contract management.

The candidate will develop maintenance programmes, ensure AD compliance, manage sub-contracted CAMO interfaces, and maintain continuing-airworthiness records and associated certificates in line with ANTR/BCAA

Qualifications

• Mandatory knowledge of continuing airworthiness per Bahrain ANTR and BCAA CAMO requirements.
• Experience with CAMO arrangements and sub-contracted CAMO/Part-145 interfaces.
• Familiarity with CAME and approved maintenance programmes.

Responsibilities

• Ensure continuing airworthiness of aircraft and compliance with ANTR and BCAA CAMO requirements.
• Develop and control maintenance programmes, including reliability programmes, for BCAA approval.
• Apply all applicable airworthiness directives and continued-airworthiness requirements.
• Establish and manage maintenance contracts with approved organisations and proper release.
• Manage scheduled maintenance, AD application, life-limited-part replacement, and records.
• Maintain validity of Certificates of Airworthiness and related certificates; conduct airworthiness reviews.
• Contribute to CAME development and implement SMS under Safety Manager guidance.

Skills

CAMO knowledge

Airworthiness management

Regulatory compliance

Education

Part-66 licence or equivalent

Job description

Nominated Postholder Continuing Airworthiness / CAMO

Beond is the world's first premium leisure airline, redefining leisure travel through a premium flying experience. As we continue to expand our regulatory and operational footprint, we are establishing a Bahrain Air Operator Certificate (AOC) under the Bahrain Civil Aviation Affairs (BCAA). We are seeking a Nominated Postholder Continuing Airworthiness (CAMO) to play a key role in the certification, launch and ongoing oversight of our Bahrain operation, based in Manama. The Nominated Postholder Continuing Airworthiness (CAMO) is appointed by, and reports to, the Accountable Manager, and is responsible for:

Ensure the continuing airworthiness of the aircraft managed and remain in compliance with the applicable Bahrain Air Navigation Technical Regulations (ANTR) and BCAA continuing-airworthiness requirements

Develop and control the Aircraft Maintenance Programme(s), including any reliability programme, and present them to BCAA for approval.

Ensure all applicable airworthiness directives and continued-airworthiness requirements are applied.

Establish and manage the required maintenance contracts, and ensure maintenance is carried out by an appropriately approved organisation and correctly released.

Manage scheduled maintenance, AD application, life-limited-part replacement and component inspections, and manage and archive continuing-airworthiness records and the technical log.

Ensure the Certificate of Airworthiness, Airworthiness Review Certificate and Noise Certificate of each aircraft remain valid, and manage airworthiness reviews where applicable.

Participate in developing the Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition (CAME) and submit it to Compliance Monitoring for review and approval, and implement the department Safety Management System (SMS) under the Safety Manager

This is a Nominated Postholder position under the applicable Bahrain Air Navigation Technical Regulations (ANTR), BCAA continuing-airworthiness and CAMO requirements, and associated BCAA guidance. Appointment is subject to formal nomination to and acceptance by BCAA

Desired Candidate Profile

• Mandatory Relevant knowledge, background and experience in continuing airworthiness in accordance with the applicable Bahrain ANTR and BCAA CAMO requirements.
• Aircraft maintenance engineering qualification Part-66 licence or equivalent aircraft maintenance engineering license or equivalent engineering qualification.
• Comprehensive knowledge of the CAME and the approved maintenance programme.
• Must be acceptable to BCAA following formal assessment.
• Experience standing up or transferring CAMO arrangements.
• Experience managing sub-contracted CAMO / Part-145 interfaces.