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Continuing Airworthiness Engineer – CAMO

Number of vacancies: 2

Location

Spain
| Madrid

(Alcobendas)

Division

Gestair by Boost Air

Work Arrangement

Hybrid

Contract Type

Permanent

Working Hours

Full-time

Salary

€30,000 - €35,000 gross/year

Job Description

At Boost Air, we are looking for a Continuing Airworthiness Engineer (CAMO) to join our team and contribute to the comprehensive management of the continuing airworthiness of our fleet.

We are looking for a technical, organized and rigorous professional with a strong focus on regulatory compliance, with experience in CAMO, the technical office of a Part-145 maintenance organization, or conformity control.

Key Responsibilities

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Manage Flight Logs and Deferred Defect Lists, verifying defects, inspections, rectifications, deferrals and certifications.
  • Oversee defect rectification and ensure technical records and damage maps are kept up to date.
  • Prepare, update and submit Aircraft Maintenance Programmes for approval.
  • Plan maintenance checks and monitor ADs, SBs, repairs, modifications and components.
  • Manage extensions of maintenance tasks and deferred defects in accordance with approved procedures.
  • Analyse planning deviations and coordinate the necessary changes.
  • Coordinate slots, quotations, lead times and resources with maintenance organizations.
  • Oversee contracted maintenance checks, including Work Requests, CRS and technical documentation, ensuring that continuing airworthiness records are kept up to date.
  • Prepare Maintenance Programme effectiveness reports and monitor engine reliability through Engine Trend Monitoring.
  • Review EASA and AESA requirements and Airworthiness Directives, determining their applicability and ensuring compliance.
  • Plan and control modifications and repairs, including the assessment of non-mandatory modifications.
  • Keep Weight and Balance documentation up to date.
  • Prepare and update the MEL in accordance with manufacturers’ MMELs and EASA regulations, managing its submission to AESA.
  • Prepare technical documentation for aircraft sales, valuations, deliveries and transfers.
  • Coordinate the introduction of new aircraft into the AOC and CAMO, including registration and acceptance by the relevant authorities.
  • Manage suppliers and external systems such as CAMP, CMP and TRAXXALL.
  • Prepare documentation for PBN, RVSM, NAT/HLA and RNP operational approvals and manage its submission to AESA.
  • Monitor aircraft and component service life: hours, cycles, landings, calendar limits, life limits and TBO.
  • Review documentation issued by contracted maintenance organizations.
  • Manage ferry flights and permits to fly.
  • Perform scheduled CAMO on-call duties after the probationary period and subject to supervisor approval.

Requirements

Education

  • Degree in Aerospace Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering or Technical Aeronautical Engineering.

Experience

  • Minimum 2 years, preferably in CAMO, a Part-145 technical office, or conformity control/auditing.

Technical knowledge

  • Airworthiness and continuing airworthiness management.
  • EASA Part-M, Part-CAMO, Part-145 and Part-21 regulations.
  • CAMP, CMP, TRAXX, AIMS, SAP, TRAXXALL or equivalent systems.
  • Microsoft Office.

Languages and availability

  • English.
  • Additional languages will be considered an asset.
  • Availability to travel and perform CAMO on-call duties.

Desirable qualifications

Knowledge or training in Human Factors, Fuel Tank Safety, EWIS, SMS, RVSM and familiarisation courses on different aircraft types will be considered an asset.

What We Offer

  • A specialised technical position in continuing airworthiness.
  • Participation in the comprehensive management of an aircraft fleet.
  • A professional environment linked to business aviation and the applicable aviation standards and regulations.
  • Opportunities for professional development within the CAMO department.

Profile We Are Looking For

A rigorous, organized and responsible professional, able to work with technical documentation and aviation regulations, manage priorities and coordinate effectively with internal teams, maintenance organizations, aircraft owners and authorities.

If you have experience in continuing airworthiness and want to develop your career in a CAMO environment, we would like to hear from you.

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