IMS Maintenance Support Engineer

Role overview

Core activity

• Analyse aircraft and component maintenance requirements against approved fleet plans and ensure timely Statements of Work.
• Develop work packages with technical instructions, resources, materiel, independent inspections, and safety-critical tasks identified.
• Plan additional and emergent work; update and re-authorise Statements of Work when needed.
• Coordinate across fleet planning, demand management, Part 145, technical services, airworthiness records, and suppliers.
• Review maintenance performance and work processes across forward, depth, supplier, on-aircraft, and off-aircraft locations; report and escalate trends.
• Assess customer requirement changes and verify completed or authorised deferred work against the Statement of Work.

Accountabilities

• Meet delivery targets, report impacts on continuing airworthiness, and maintain activity documentation and airworthiness records.
• Compile reports, identify and escalate issues, comply with procedures, and propose improvements.
• Apply human-factors and error-management practices and support governance, assurance audits, audit responses, and corrective improvements.
• Support regulatory and contractual changes and maintain compliance with applicable requirements.

Requirements

• Recognised NVQ3/ONC-level qualification in relevant data management or technical discipline, Part 66 Category A qualification, or suitable equivalent.
• Recent in-depth maintenance and support experience, including aircraft fleet support or maintenance and continuing-airworthiness records.
• Understanding of reliability programmes and their impact on operator maintenance programmes.
• Understanding of fleet-planning and maintenance-tasking data integrity; able to advise data integrity teams on records issues.
• Human factors and E&PW course and UK driving licence.
• Good quantitative and analytical ability, attention to detail, communication, and interpersonal skills.