Airworthiness Engineer

Wimborne Minster

10 months ago

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A leading provider of hose and drogue Air-to-Air Refuelling (AAR) and Actuation systems is seeking skilled and motivated Airworthiness Engineers to join their dynamic team in Wimborne. This company collaborates with aircraft manufacturers and end-users to develop systems that perform safely and successfully in challenging environments.

The successful candidate will play a vital role in ensuring regulatory compliance of air-to-air refuelling and actuation systems. Reporting to the Airworthiness Manager, you will work closely with design, operations, and functional teams to ensure all applicable airworthiness standards are met. As part of the Office of Airworthiness, you will contribute to maintaining UK MAA DAOS, UK CAA Part 21G and 145, and EASA Part 145 approvals.

What's on Offer

Hybrid Working Model: 3 days onsite, 2 days remote (after probation)
Holidays: 25 days + bank holidays
Bonus Scheme: Performance-based annual bonus
Pension Contribution: Employer contribution up to 8% (based on employee contribution of 5%)
Training & Development: Continuous professional growth opportunities
9-Day Fortnight: Flexible working pattern (dependent on business needs)Key Responsibilities

Compliance Assurance: Assess designs, modifications, and repairs for compliance with relevant airworthiness regulations and standards.
Certification: Prepare and review certification documentation for systems and components.
Inspections & Audits: Conduct detailed inspections and audits to ensure compliance with safety and regulatory requirements.
Technical Support: Provide guidance to engineering and operations teams on airworthiness matters.
Documentation: Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of all airworthiness activities and certifications.
Continuous Improvement: Identify and implement improvements to airworthiness processes and procedures.Key Skills & Experience

Degree in Aerospace Engineering or related discipline
Ideally 2 years' experience in an Aerospace or Defence engineering environment
Knowledge of Regulations- EASA, FAA, and UK MAA regulations
Key Attributes- Strong communication and negotiation skills, and detail orientated

If you are an individual excited to work within Airworthiness and looking for a new and challenging opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's innovative and dynamic team in the aerospace sector

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