System engineer oversight

Job Description

TUI Group is the world’s number one integrated tourism business. Within TUI Group, TUI Airline regroups all airline activities across UK, Nordics, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Morocco, France, and the Dutch Antilles. The CAMO function operates as a multi-disciplinary team of experts driving efficiency and innovation.

The Systems Engineers are responsible for coordinating Part CAMO continuous airworthiness maintenance activities to ensure safe, effective and efficient operations of the TUI fly NL aircraft and all its systems within. TUI fly NL subcontracts Part CAMO tasks within the TUI group and the systems engineers coordinate and oversee these subcontracted organisations performing their tasks; liaise with the contracted part 145 organisations as per agreed contracts and procedures with respect to delays, reliability and defect control including repetitive defects. The role is also are taking an active role in CAMO related occurrence investigations.

ABOUT OUR OFFER

• Personal benefits: Attractive remuneration, discretionary bonus schemes, generous travel benefits, extensive health & well-being support, and more.
• Flexible working: Work is something you do, not somewhere you go. We encourage a healthy work-life balance with a dynamic working environment.
• A career to shape: Access the TUI Learning Hub to level-up and reach your ambitions.
• Broaden your network: We champion intercultural collaboration and provide opportunities to work on global projects and teams
• Community: Get involved with incredible local charity and sustainability initiatives like the TUI Care Foundation.

ABOUT THE ROLE

• Monitoring and coordination of Part CAMO subcontracted tasks where applicable;
• Review the draft Aircraft Maintenance Programme provided by subcontracted parties and ensure timely approval of the AMP;
• Request amendment of the Aircraft Maintenance Programme and maintenance tasks when required by reliability issues, occurrences or requirements from operator or maintenance providers;
• Ensure that Maintenance Directives (MD’s), Airworthiness Directives (AD’s) and any other action required to maintain the aircraft(system) in an airworthy condition are performed on-time and properly administered by the subcontracted parties;
• Review assessments on non-mandatory modifications and ensure implementation in concert with TUI fly NL maintenance and modification policy;
• Oversee LSAP creating and implementation;
• Initiate/coordinate the development of required changes to the aircraft in accordance with TUI group policy;
• Ensure the rotables and life limited parts installed in aircraft are properly controlled and administered;
• Review reliability reports, including aircraft / engine / APU health monitoring, and ensure that corrective actions are implemented where necessary;
• Ensure actions from the reliability analysis, reporting and meeting including if necessary amendment of the AMP;
• Ensure that the condition of the aircraft complies with the contractual maintenance and lease requirements;
• Coordinate/Represent on maintenance and engineering issues within the TUI organisation;
• Recognize difficulties in operation and / or maintenance and ensure adequate technical / engineering support from sub-contracted parties;
• Participate with the subcontracted parties and/or coordinate with manufacturers, subcontractors and suppliers where necessary;
• Liaise with supply chain to assist in obtaining required parts where necessary;
• Monitor the timely rectification of defects and damages iaw the MEL by the contracted Part 145 organisations;
• Review of structural damage evaluation and repairs;
• Ensure availability of the required maintenance data as applicable;
• Distribution of maintenance data;
• Recording of and keep up to date of the internal working procedures in the TPM;
• Investigate occurrences and non-compliances, determine root cause, corrective and preventive actions where required;
• Participate in project management such as Entry Into Service and End of Lease of aircraft, Modifications, new Regulations etc;
• On rotation basis take the 24/7 CAMO on-call duty.

ABOUT YOU

• You have a Bachelor degree in Aeronautics (or equal through experience);
• You have preferably 3-5 years’ experience in a similar position;
• You have good communication skills in Dutch and English;
• You have good knowledge of standard IT applications (MS Office, …);
• You are professional, proactive, accurate, and understand the consequences of decisions taken and being able to explain and present these decisions;
• You are independent, flexible and have a solution-oriented approach to work;
• You have knowledge of the air safety regulations: EASA Implementing Rules, and are able to translate these into workable interface procedures;
• You have basic knowledge of quality systems;
• You are able to work in an international environment and with multi-cultural teams;
• You have experience with aircraft data administration and management systems (e.g. AMOS);
• You have Engineering experience and knowledge of repair and maintenance techniques, use of manuals and regulations;
• Aviation and Engineering are in your DNA.

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