Technical Records Specialist

CareerWise Recruitment

Sudbury

1 year ago

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Job Description

Technical Records Specialist required by CareerWise Recruitment for our multinational Aerospace client in Shannon, County Clare. Permanent role. This role requires: Management of Engine short term, Operations Lease and Lease Pool Induction engine documentation. Creation of Lease Return Discrepancy Reports. Creation & management of documentation file structures. Creation of Asset Project & maintenance of records in various databases (Electronic Asset Transfer System). Update of various record systems & Weekly Tracker reports. Attend and participate in weekly conference calls with Stakeholders. Review customer supplied documentation for accuracy & communication with Customer & any necessary outside parties to close off open issues with paperwork. Reviewing an aircraft engine's current and historical paperwork. Review documentation for Lease Pool Induction Engines including Back to Birth (BtB) review of all Life Limited Parts. Communication with any necessary outside parties to close off open issues with BtB paperwork. Communicate with external vendors to resolve any issues with LLP documentation. Liaise with Customers, Technical Consultants, Stakeholders & numerous internal departments in order to create and compile necessary documentation for Marketing Sales Document (MSD) packs. Proof and amend documentation where necessary to complete MSD packages. Use and interpret Original Engine Manufacturer's Manuals and Service Documentation in order to review Life Limited Cycle Restrictions on LLP's being analysed. Keeping up to date with any new and Critical Airworthiness Directives relevant to our role. Use specialised computer databases containing live and archived engine/component records. Assist other Engineering and Back to Birth teams in the Technical Services Provision team as dictated by customer demands.
Requirements: Willingness to enrol in training and to travel as necessary for work related / training related issues. Excellent MS© Office skills as the work is largely IT based. Experience with MS Excel and MS Outlook. Aircraft and/or aircraft engine knowledge would be an advantage.

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