Apache Continuing Airworthiness Management Support Engineer

Responsibilities

• Provide continuing airworthiness management support for the AH-64E Apache Attack Helicopter in compliance with MAA regulatory publications
• Act as a main point of contact for the Boeing-contracted MRP Part 145 Approved Maintenance Organisation (AMO)
• Support the Mil CAMO in developing and improving airworthiness management processes
• Assist in liaising between the Mil CAMO and the AMO to maintain oversight of aircraft maintenance and modifications
• Provide technical and process compliance support to ensure proper application of maintenance orders
• Support CAMO assurance and surveillance quality audits and execute corrective action plans
• Participate in weekly safety meetings to review occurrence reports and support safety investigations
• Monitor changes in customer requirements to ensure sustained delivery of airworthiness support

Requirements

• Previous Civil or Military CAMO experience
• Knowledge of UK MAA Regulations and UK MoD Airworthiness policies
• Technical competency in aircraft Maintenance Management Systems (MMS)
• Strong communication and diplomatic skills for interfacing with UK MoD and Boeing stakeholders
• Ability to work collaboratively and engage effectively with diverse stakeholders
• Eligibility for UK Security Check (SC) clearance

Preferred Qualifications

• Engineering background with a UK HND, HNC, or Undergraduate Degree
• Technical knowledge and experience specifically with the Apache aircraft type or other rotary wing aircraft
• Knowledge of UK MoD Form 700 Series and UK Aviation DDH requirements
• Experience with Quality Management Systems, including AS9100
• Experience in aircraft occurrence safety investigations
• UK Professional Registration (Incorporated Engineer or higher)

About the Company

Boeing Defence United Kingdom Limited provides critical support to the UK Ministry of Defence, including the delivery of the AH-64E Apache Attack Helicopter Long Term Training and Technical Support contract. Our teammates work across commercial airplanes, space, and defense to contribute to what matters most in their careers and communities worldwide.