Technical Services Engineer – Airworthiness SalamAir · Muscat, Oman Full-time · On-site — 4 hours ago

Emploive; Muscat; On-site; OMR 20,000 - 31,000; Full time

Job summary

Emploive is seeking a Technical Services Engineer - Airworthiness in Oman to ensures the continuing airworthiness of the fleet, manages regulatory compliance, and oversees aircraft certification and configuration control. The role collaborates with CAMO, AMO, Flight OPS, and Quality to prepare and submit Oman CAA applications.

The ideal candidate maintains accurate airworthiness records, tracks ADs/SBs/engineering changes, and ensures documentation reflects current regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

• Timely preparation and completion of airworthiness documentation supporting aircraft delivery, lease transition, and redelivery projects.
• Prompt identification and resolution of airworthiness-related discrepancies and regulatory issues.

Responsibilities

• Monitor continuing airworthiness status and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
• Maintain accurate aircraft configuration records including effectivity, modifications, repairs, and approved configurations.
• Monitor maintenance status, life-limited parts, ADs, SBs, repairs, and modifications for regulatory compliance.
• Maintain engineering records supporting Continuing Airworthiness Management and ensure data accuracy.
• Liaise with CAMO, AMO, Flight OPS, Quality to submit applications to Oman CAA for certification and compliance.
• Monitor certificate validity and process renewals for CoA, CoR, radio, and other approvals.
• Ensure STCs are incorporated in manuals (AMP, MEL, IPC).
• Review airworthiness checklist covering registrations, hours/cycles, ADs, modifications, and weight & balance.
• Conduct physical surveys to verify conformity with Aircraft Flight Manual and TCDS and verify equipment and markings.
• Support deliveries, lease transitions, redeliveries, audits, and authority inspections with required documentation.
• Identify opportunities to improve continuing airworthiness processes and regulatory compliance.
• Participate in training to stay current with Airworthiness Review functions.

Skills

Regulatory compliance

Airworthiness records

Certification processes

Engineering approvals

Stakeholder liaison

Job description

Role Objective:

Technical
Services Engineer - Airworthiness is responsible for ensuring the continuing
airworthiness of the company's aircraft fleet by managing regulatory
compliance, aircraft certification, configuration control, airworthiness
records, and engineering approvals in accordance with Oman Civil Aviation
Authority regulations, applicable manufacturer requirements, and company
procedures.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Monitor and
  maintain the continuing airworthiness status of assigned aircraft and ensure
  compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements.
  
• Maintain
  accurate aircraft configuration records including aircraft effectivity,
  modification status, repairs, operational limitations, optional equipment, and
  approved aircraft configurations.
  
• Monitor
  aircraft and component maintenance status, including life-limited parts,
  inspections, Airworthiness Directives (ADs), Service Bulletins (SBs), repairs, and
  modifications to ensure continued regulatory compliance.
  
• Maintain
  engineering records supporting Continuing Airworthiness Management and ensure
  engineering data remains accurate and current.
  
• Liaise with
  internal stakeholders, including CAMO, AMO, Flight OPS, Quality, to prepare,
  coordinate, and submit applications to Oman CAA for aircraft certification,
  continuing airworthiness approvals, and regulatory compliance.
  
• Monitor
  certificate validity, coordinating renewals, and processing applications for C
  of A, C of R, TRA, Certificate of Radio Equipment, ELT coding (fixed and
  portable), aircraft leasing approvals, Statements of Compliance for (CAR-OPS,
  CAR-MEL, RVSM, EFB, EDTO/ETOPS), as well as applications for FDR, CVR,
  MFDR/MVDR, Noise Certificates, and AMP approvals.
  
• Monitor the
  validity of aircraft certificates and approvals, maintain complete records of
  regulatory submissions and correspondence, and ensure all regulatory
  documentation remains current and compliant with Oman CAA requirements.
  
• Ensure that
  all STCs related to airframe and cabin modifications are accurately
  incorporated and reflected in the company's customized technical manuals,
  including the AMP, MEL, IPC, and other applicable documentation.
  
• Responsible
  about reviewing airworthiness checklist including but not limited to:
  registration papers, ATL, airframe and engine hours/cycles, ADs, modifications
  and repairs, Flight Manual, weight & balance, life limited components,
  maintenance programs, WP, and aircraft in compliance with the latest Type
  Certificate Data Sheet (TCDS).
  
• Conduct a
  physical survey to verify the aircraft's compliance, including confirmation of
  conformity with the Aircraft Flight Manual and TCDS, verification of the
  presence of fireproof identification plates, conformity of aircraft markings (including
  registration markings), availability and serviceability of emergency equipment,
  and proper operation of the internal and external lighting systems.
  
• Support
  aircraft deliveries, lease transitions, redeliveries, regulatory audits, and
  authority inspections by providing required airworthiness documentation and
  compliance records.
  
• Identify
  opportunities to improve continuing airworthiness processes, regulatory
  compliance, aircraft configuration management, and engineering procedures.
  
• Participate
  in training and professional development programs to maintain up-to-date
  knowledge of Airworthiness Review function.
  
• Carry out
  any other task as and when directed by Manager Technical Services.

Requirements

• Timely
  preparation and completion of airworthiness documentation supporting aircraft
  delivery, lease transition, and redelivery projects.
  
• Prompt
  identification and resolution of airworthiness-related discrepancies and
  regulatory issues.