Air Personnel are delighted to be supporting their client based at Kidlington Airport for the role of Deputy Continuing Airworthiness Manager Description/Overall purpose of the Job of Deputy Continuing Airworthiness Manager Deputise the Continuing Airworthiness Manager (CAMO Post Holder) in assigning duties and responsibilities of the Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO) department at our Oxford site. Primarily responsible for the day-to-day CAMO activities at Oxford site. Main responsibilities Deputise the Continuing Airworthiness Manager (CAM) - Oxford. Delegated authority for the oversight of all continuing airworthiness activity of the Oxford fleet as defined in the Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition (CAME) and associated procedures. Management of the CAMO team at Oxford site. Supporting the CAM in the discharge of their duties in accordance with the requirements of Part-CAMO / British Continuing Airworthiness Requirements (BCAR) and Isle of Man Aircraft Register (IOMAR) regulations. To ensure that all appropriate legislative and company procedures are adhered to in order to ensure continuing compliance with current regulatory requirements. Provide cross functional support with the CAMO team based at RAF Shawbury. Regular liaison with the CAM in order to ensure continuing compliance. Support the development of Aircraft Maintenance Programmes (AMP). Performance of airworthiness reviews to support recommendation / issue / extension of Airworthiness Reviews Certificates (ARC). Review and approval of variations to the AMPs. Support the airworthiness data review such as Airworthiness Directives and Service Bulletins and implementation actions. Respond to audit findings related to functional areas as required by the CAM. Ensuring that CAMO personnel based at Oxford site are suitably qualified and authorised to perform their duties. Manage the capacities of the CAMO Oxford team. Develop reports as required in support of the Oxford fleet on behalf of operators. Perform any other such tasks as requested by the CAM in support of overall objectives. Knowledge and Skills Essential Good understanding of aircraft continuing airworthiness requirements as related to Part CAMO / A8-25 & Part 145 / A8-23. Methodical with acute attention to detail. Self-motivated and able to work without supervision or as part of a team. Flexible work ethic focused on delivering against agreed timelines. Strong team leadership skills. Proactive - ability to recognise potential issues and apply remedial action before they raise concern or affect operations. Must have high computer literacy skills and be competent with Google Docs. Ability to communicate at all levels within the organisation. Good written and verbal communication skills. Desirable Knowledge of continuing airworthiness management software for CAMO management. Knowledge of rotaryProducts and their technical documentation. Education, Qualifications or Training Essential The below Essential requirements are UK CAA requirements to be eligible to perform airworthiness reviews. Please continue to apply if you are currently working towards this. Experienced Part 66 licensed engineer or holding an appropriate aeronautical degree with a minimum of 5 year’s experience in continued airworthiness management environment or 10 years' experience in continued airworthiness management environment if Part-66 licence or aeronautical degree is not available. Acceptable as ARC Signatory to support the recommendation / issue / extension of ARC’s. Desirable Aviation human factors training undertaken. Recognised Part CAMO Training Course accomplished. Recognised Part 145 Training Course accomplished. Additional requirements Due to the nature of this position you will require DBS Security Clearance, be eligible for SC clearance and meet the requirements of Export Compliance Regulations. This is an excellent opportunity to join a leader in its field. Please call Michelle or email your CV for further information