Quality Manager

Line Up Aviation
Blackpool
1 week ago
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We are thrilled to offer a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Part 145 & Part 21 Quality Manager on behalf of our client. Our client is seeking a skilled Quality Manager with in-depth knowledge in UK CAA Part 145 and Part 21 regulatory compliance to lead their organization's compliance and safety initiatives. This role involves ensuring strict adherence to aviation safety standards, managing comprehensive risk assessments, and overseeing quality and compliance programs to uphold the highest levels of operational integrity.Role: Quality Manager Salary: Competitive Salary Location: Blackpool Hours: Monday-FridayKey Responsibilities: Compliance Monitoring:Ensure all operations comply with UK CAA Part 145 standards, implementing policies and procedures to maintain regulatory adherence. Conduct internal audits and safety inspections.Ensures maintenance practices align with regulatory requirements.Conduct compliance assessments and audits in alignment with Part 21 regulations, covering aircraft design, production, and certification processes.Ensure internal processes align with regulatory requirements and quality standards.Safety Management:Oversee safety programs, conducting regular audits and inspections to identify and mitigate risks. Ensure adherence to quality management standards such as ISO9100.Analyze incidents, hazards, and operational risks.Encourages a culture of safety and proactive hazard identificationImplement and oversee the Safety Management System focused on Part 21 & Part 145 compliance.Identify and assess risks specific to design and production, promoting hazard awareness among staff. Risk Assessment and Mitigation:Perform risk assessments related to maintenance activities, creating actionable plans to address identified risks. Audit Program Leadership:Plan, manage, and execute internal audits and inspections across departments to monitor compliance and safety performance.Incident Investigation:Lead investigations into any compliance or safety-related incidents, preparing reports, and recommending corrective actions.Training and Awareness:Develop and deliver training programs to educate staff on compliance standards, safety protocols, and best practices.Increase staff awareness of Part 21 and Part 145 standards and foster a strong culture for safety. Required Experience: 5 Years experience in quality within a Part 145 & Part 21 environmentInternal Auditor Experience -ISO9100Regulatory Training in Part 145Regulatory Training in Part 21SMS TrainingHuman Factors TrainingMust have the rights to work and live in the UK at time of application.If you are interested in applying for this position and you meet the requirements, please send your updated CV to: Melanie Cave at Line Up Aviation - Line Up Aviation has carved its own place in the recruitment of Aviation and Aerospace personnel all over the world for more than 35 years. We work with some of the industry's best-known companies who demand the highest standard of applicants. "Follow @LineUpAviation on Twitter for all of our latest vacancies, news and pictures from our busy UK Head Office. Interact with us using the #LineUpAviation tag at anytime! Thank you for your follow

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