Deputy CAMO: Airworthiness & Compliance Lead

Skyborne; Cheltenham; Presencial; GBP 65.000 - 90.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

25 days annual leave + 8 bank holidays

Private health insurance with family计划

5% employer pension contribution

Life assurance 3x annual salary

Free on-site parking

Employee assistance programme

Discounted gym membership

Free barista style coffee

Descripción de la vacante

Skyborne is seeking a Deputy Continuing Airworthiness Manager to support the management of our aircraft fleet, ensuring safety, compliance and high fleet availability. The role requires CAMO experience and is based on-site at Gloucestershire Airport with a 40-hour week, Monday to Friday, with potential travel to Bournemouth or displaced bases.

Key duties include monitoring airworthiness records, coordinating maintenance planning, and assisting with UK CAA audits and airworthiness reviews.

Formación

• Experience in continuing airworthiness, maintenance planning, technical records and aircraft maintenance.
• Good working knowledge of UK Part-ML and Part-CAO requirements, continuing airworthiness responsibilities and approved maintenance programmes.
• Ability to understand, interpret and apply Airworthiness Directives, manufacturer publications, approved maintenance data and regulatory requirements.
• Experience coordinating maintenance, defects and records while balancing safety, compliance and operational priorities.
• Strong communication skills and the confidence to work with managers, engineers, pilots, regulators and suppliers.
• Highly organised and methodical, with sound judgement, strong attention to detail and the confidence to challenge unsafe or non-compliant activity.
• Previous supervisory experience, with the ability to support and develop team members.
• Experience with Diamond DA42 aircraft, composite airframes and Continental diesel engines (desirable).
• An aircraft maintenance or airworthiness qualification, or Part-CAO, CAMO or Part-145 experience (desirable).
• Hold a UK driving licence and have access to a car (essential).

Responsabilidades

• Support compliance with UK Part-ML, Part-CAO, the approved Exposition and company procedures.
• Coordinate maintenance forecasting and planning to achieve safe fleet availability with minimal avoidable downtime.
• Monitor aircraft hours, calendar requirements, component lives, inspections and maintenance due dates using the approved system.
• Control the assessment and accomplishment of applicable Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins, modifications, repairs and mandatory continuing airworthiness information.
• Liaise with Flight Operations and maintenance providers to schedule servicing, defect rectification and aircraft return to service.
• Review aircraft status, deferred or repetitive defects and technical risks, escalating significant matters to the Continuing Airworthiness Manager.
• Ensure continuing airworthiness records, maintenance work packs, release documentation and component records are accurate, complete and traceable.
• Support the revision of the Part-CAO Exposition, Aircraft Maintenance Programmes and controlled procedures, and assist with UK CAA audits, aircraft surveys, airworthiness reviews and corrective actions.
• Deputise for the Continuing Airworthiness Manager when formally authorised, recording and communicating material decisions while promoting high standards of airworthiness, human factors, safety, compliance and Just Culture.

Conocimientos

Airworthiness management

UK Part-ML & Part-CAO knowledge

Airworthiness Directives understanding

Maintenance coordination

Communication skills

Organisation & attention to detail

Supervisory experience

DA42 experience

CAMO/Part-145 experience

UK driving licence

Descripción del empleo

Skyborne is seeking a Deputy Continuing Airworthiness Manager to support the management of our aircraft fleet, ensuring safety, compliance and high fleet availability. The role requires CAMO experience and is based on-site at Gloucestershire Airport with a 40-hour week, Monday to Friday, with potential travel to Bournemouth or displaced bases.

Key duties include monitoring airworthiness records, coordinating maintenance planning, and assisting with UK CAA audits and airworthiness reviews.