Technical Records Engineer

My aviation engineering client is seeking an Technical Records Engineer to join on them on a permanent basis in West London.

The Technical Records Engineer role involves reviewing both internal and customer “Back-To-Birth” (BTB) documentation to ensure compliance with company standards. The primary focus is on verifying that historical aircraft documentation is comprehensive and acceptable for operational use. satisfaction.

Role: Technical Records Engineer – Permanent Position
Location: West London
Pay: From £28,898 per annum
Hours: 40 Hours per week, Mon-Fri.

** Candidates MUST hold right to work within the UK without any restrictions. No sponsorships can be offered now or in the future. **

Job Profile

* To be a primary point of contact to the customer base, interacting with stock sales and customer support as required, but taking prioritisation leadership from the Documentation Team Leader
* To investigate and provide responses to customer instigated documentation queries
* To utilise both internal and customer contacts to help solve missing documentation issues – recovering incomplete piece part or asset documentation
* To perform Back To Birth investigations on both piece parts and landing gear assets – supporting both the production and the Asset business
* To facilitate customer specific documentation pack creation as required by the company procedures and customer requirements
* To facilitate creation of extended Back to Birth Records / Movement Traceability Sheets (MTS) for both internal and external customer requirements
* To review production issues, with respect to ‘swap’ and documentation issues. This includes review of cycles used (Cycles Since New – CSN) and contract requirements and the BTB status – leading to production recommendations
* To provide support in wider documentation tasks (On Logs, Off Logs and other investigations) as required to support production requirements
* To understand and review forward planning tools (Colour plan / Asset planning tools) and highlight areas of documentation conflict, along with any mitigation plans
* To learn and use of company software packages (FlyDoc’s for example) and optimise its use within the department to aid the documentation / BTB process. This will involve process improvement and training of other members of the team
* All duties shall be undertaken in compliance with Safety and Environmental Regulations and Company Procedures. In addition to the duties and responsibilities outlined above you will be expected to carry out any other reasonable activities as required by your line manager

Ideal Candidate Profile:

* Candidate shall have proven experience of working with Life Limited and Serialised part process, ideally in the landing gear MRO environment. Experience of both Boeing and Airbus documentation processes would be beneficial
* Candidate must have good written communication skills and have proven experience of working and communicating with a world-wide customer base
* Understanding of document scanning systems would be an advantage (SAP / Scanning / OCR etc.)
* Comprehensive knowledge of the aircraft publications arena, ideally with EASA 145 / CAMO / Part M airworthiness compliance experience.
* Candidate shall have the ability to read and understand customer contracts / specification and put in place action plans for contract adherence
* Proven ability to learn new IT solutions – For example – ability to learn SAP system to investigate data, ability to learn FLYdocs documentation control system.
* Good IT skills with the use of standard Microsoft packages. Proven experience of using MRP / ERP data systems (SAP / AMOS etc.)

If you are interested in applying for this position and you meet the requirements, please apply immediately.

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