Avionics Area manager

Please send your CV accompanied by a cover letter to marcella.bertelli@cargolux-italia.com

Qualification: - Relevant engineering degree or an aircraft maintenance technician qualification with additional education acceptable to the ENAC. - Part-147 ATA Level I / Part-66 Appendix III Level 1 (General Familiarisation) aircraft type training course on each aircraft type of Cargolux Italia aircraft fleet or any other course at equivalent level approved by the competent authority; - Informatics knowledge: main Windows software applications; MRO software (AMOS preferrable). - Preferrable knowledge of ISO 27001/ED 204 standard; - Language knowledge: English, written and spoken; - Knowledge of ENAC and EASA regulation; - Working curriculum: 3 years in an airline, two of which in Engineering departments. Duties and Responsibilities: - Check, approve and monitor AD's evaluation. - Check, approve (or not) and monitor the SB's/SL's evaluation. - Check and approve document related to modifications/repairs out of approved data. - Check and supervise each Maintenance Program revision. - Check and supervise monthly Reliability Report. - Support Troubleshooting department. - Check MMEL and DDG and prepare the Cargolux Italia MEL accordingly. - Provide technical support to CAMO PH in the initial issue of the technical Mandatory Occurrence Reports (MOR) and further follow up / closing action to update the MOR. - Assist the CAMO PH in the preparation of corrective action plan following ENAC and or internal audits. - Assist the CAMO PH in the preparation and approval of documentation required by the ARS for Airworthiness Reviews. - Daily review the Aircraft Technical Log for reported defects and rectifications. - Define the aircraft operational configuration and prepare Compliance Report to applicable rules (Part-26 /Reg. 965/2012 Part-CAT.IDE.A, R.T. III 30 C). - Issue Technical Report (TR) to substantiate MP and MEL, to manage investigations, to manage "trial program", to define any specification. - Issue Technical Instruction (TI) to perform specific tasks on aircraft, system or components, to require specific troubleshooting. - Daily review of Aircraft Technical Log for reported defects and rectifications related to Specific Approvals items (RVSM, MNPS, CAT II / III, etc.). - FDR data management - Loadable software management - Supervise the Aircraft Information Security Program to ensure compliance and relevance. - Cargo tracking device management.