ENGINEER

Scandinavian Airlines System SAS

CAMO Structures Engineer at Technical Operations SAS Scandinavian Airlines

CAMO is a part of SAS Technical Operations and is accountable for the continuing airworthiness of the SAS fleet. CAMO includes the departments Aircraft Transfer, Contracts, Engineering and Maintenance Planning & Control. It also includes Maintenance Production (Part 145), providing line maintenance services in Scandinavia to SAS and other airlines. The Engineering department within CAMO is responsible for the implementation of all applicable maintenance and authority requirements, monitoring of the fleet reliability, and maintenance budget of the aircraft and engine types operated by SAS. The Engineering department employs around 42 people working closely with the rest of Technical Operations, Flight Operations, Network Planning, Fleet Management, Finance, Aviation Authorities, Suppliers, etc.

Challanges that you will work on

The Engineering department within the CAMO is looking for an experienced and motivated engineer to join our Systems & Structures Team. The right candidate will have the skills and personality to fit within a small, multi skilled team that is responsible for the continuing airworthiness, safety and reliability of the aircraft and components in line with the manufacturer recommendations and the regulatory requirements. As a Structures Engineer you will be part of a team who aims to continuously improve SAS products and processes with cost saving initiatives to help our service in a complex and demanding environment. You will work with aircraft structures on a variety of aircraft types, such as Airbus A320/A330/A350, Boeing 737NG and Embraer E195. The focus is to maintain the Continuing Airworthiness, safety and reliability of the aircraft and components in line with the manufacturer recommendations and the regulatory requirements. In addition, the Structures Engineer continuously improves our product and processes with cost saving initiatives to help determine our service in a complex and demanding environment

In this role you will...

* Provide substantiation data for maintenance program task escalation and de-escalation.
* Ensure that Airworthiness Directives are being processed through technical assessment and preparation of Engineering Orders.
* Review and recommend incorporation of Service Bulletins to enhance safety, operational performance, and reliability to gain lower cost during operation.
* Support the 145 maintenance organizations, logistics and planning sections.
* Ensure the achievement of technical reliability targets.
* Carry out occurrence/Incident investigations.
* Control the configuration status for the aircraft/components.
* Define and ensures the implementation of actions resulting from non-conformance findings as part of Quality Audits, Quality Inspections or Airworthiness Review.
* Participate in projects which could be commercial or flight operation oriented, when deemed appropriate.
* Interface with OEMs and TC holders.



Experience & Qualifications

* University degree or equivalent in Aeronautical Engineering.
* Minimum 3 years of engineering experience within aircraft structures.
* Relevant experience of aircraft types A320/A330/A350 and E195 is advantageous.
* Demonstrative working experience within a CAMO is advantageous.
* Knowledge in EASA Part-CAMO, Part-M & Part-145 regulations.
* AMOS experience is advantageous.
* Experience of Airbus Skywise platform is advantageous.
* Excellent communication skills.
* Fluent in English – verbally and written.
* Ability to learn new skills 




Other of Importance

The position is based in Stockholm, Sweden. Travel is to be expected as part of this role. As this position requires occasional work airside, to be eligible for this position you must be able to pass a security test including a background check.
Applications close 9th July 2023.
For questions regarding the recruitment please contact Hiring Manager, Jan Monahov, at jan.monahov@sas.se

We look forward to hearing from you!

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