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Continued Airworthiness Coordinator

Continued Airworthiness Coordinator

Overview

The Continued Airworthiness Coordinator provides essential administrative support to the RPA and Airworthiness Specialist in their daily responsibilities, ensuring that all maintenance records are accurately updated and in compliance with regulatory requirements. They play a vital role in monitoring the validity of key certifications and are the primary point of contact for team communications.

Requirements

  • Grade 12 or equivalent (Essential)
  • Minimum of 3 years’ experience in Aviation, specifically in the Maintenance environment (Essential)
  • Relevant Diploma or Degree (Advantageous)
  • Good understanding of the CAA regulations
  • Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office (word, Excel and Outlook)
  • Excellent communication skills

Responsibilities

  • Provide administrative support to the RPA and Airworthiness Specialist in their daily duties and responsibilities
  • Review and accurately update FlySafair systems
  • Maintain the register for all Contracts and verify the validity of such Contracts
  • Ensure all maintenance records are kept as required by the regulatory authority
  • Monitor validity of Certificates of Airworthiness, Radio Licences, CRS, RVSM, etc and make necessary applications
  • Field telephone calls and take messages as the first point of contact for the team
  • Assist the Airworthiness Specialist in preparing new sections or revisions to existing Technical Publications
  • Populate monthly technical reports
  • Build and maintain relationships with Regulatory authorities

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