Maintenance Planning Engineer - Sri Lanka Recruitment Event

Role purpose

Maintenance planning and coordination

• Develop short- and long-term fleet maintenance plans based on the Approved Maintenance Program and CAMO engineering documents.
• Forecast maintenance in AMOS and create work packages, preloads, Gantt charts and check execution support.
• Coordinate line, base, workshop and third-party maintenance work packages and develop maintenance capacity plans.
• Manage maintenance schedules against calendar, hours, cycles, costs and business needs, including emergencies and unforeseen circumstances.
• Prepare monthly, quarterly, half-yearly and yearly man-hour forecasts and utilization reports.
• Coordinate tools, spare parts and components with Engineering Procurement before maintenance activities.
• Report completed maintenance events within company procedure timeframes and provide post-check analysis for major checks, including A checks.
• Monitor task completion against engineering check requests and schedule airworthiness directives, service bulletins, modifications and defects.
• Provide feedback to CAMO engineering services on maintenance documents and efficiency.
• Support aircraft lease and sublease technical evaluations and coordinate with Engineering, Finance and Legal on required processing.
• Plan short-term maintenance with line maintenance and MCC; create, plan and verify third-party maintenance packages.

Education and training

• University degree in Aircraft Engineering, Aeronautical, Aerospace, Industrial or equivalent.
• Project Management certificate or equivalent proven work experience.
• Cost Control, Compliance, Budgeting and Quality Assurance certificates or training are added value; some may be conditional.

Experience and technical knowledge

• 5+ years of aviation experience, including 4 years as a Planning Engineer or in a similar capacity.
• Experience with aircraft planning systems, procedures and documents such as MPD, MRB and AMP, and CAMO requirements.
• Knowledge of CAR-M, CAR-145, Part 21, EASA Part 145, Part 21 and Subpart M requirements.
• Familiarity with aircraft systems, components, civil aviation regulations, maintenance policies, procedures, manuals and licensing.
• Experience working with engineers and technicians in changing, high-workload environments with ad hoc scenarios.
• Airbus A320 experience is preferred.

Skills and language

• Proficiency with technology systems, Microsoft Office and MRO systems.
• Fluent English and strong written and verbal communication, reporting and presentation skills.
• Very good time management, accuracy, attention to detail, problem-solving and decision-making skills.
• Exposure to airline flight operations and standard regulations; understanding of quality assurance, safety and audit practices.

Recruitment event