CHC provides unmatched helicopter services that enable our customers to reach beyond – to work in remote and challenging destinations that limit others – and come home safely. We are dedicated to our purpose of getting our customers where they need to be, when they need to be there, anywhere in the world – safely and reliably. All you have to do is get on board!

At CHC, we pride ourselves on our values and culture:
Accountability: Take pride and ownership of our actions and results.
Collaboration: Working together with transparency and trust to drive continuous improvement.
Care: Creating a safe and sustainable environment for all.
Integrity: Doing what's right and fostering a culture of respect.
Excellence: Prioritizing quality services and setting industry standards.

 

Join CHC Helikopter Service as a key AS332 Type Engineer, playing a pivotal role within our dynamic team.

AS332 Type Engineer reports directly to the Technical Services Manager.

• Conduct thorough technical reviews, evaluations, and assessments of technical publications impacting helicopter operations. Provide strategic recommendations to CAMO/AOC and Part-145 Nominated Postholders.
• File created or received technical publications.
• Preparing the maintenance program review report.
• Responsible for the aircraft maintenance program at any time is updated and maintain in accordance with the latest requirements, periodically assess and optimize maintenance programs.
• Liaise with Type Certificate holders on technical issues.
• Collaborate with the EASA Part 21 Design Organization on modification/repair proposals, compilation, and approvals, demonstrating regulatory compliance.
• Compile and control configuration lists, including AMOS reference trees, for all designated individual aircraft.
• Create/register new part numbers in AMOS
• Control Fleet standardization and Modifications in direct liaison with AOC NPH and Operations.
• Act as contact/focal point, both internally and externally, in respect of technical affairs to maintenance organizations and subcontracted CAMO’s as defined in the related agreements.
• Carry out trend monitoring of oil sample SOAP analysis, hydraulic fluid patch tests and advise Maintenance Organization of appropriate actions.
• Maintaining Mass & Balance reports.
• Carry out aircraft surveys, on new or used aircraft, to determine whether the aircraft complies with the regulatory and AOC requirements to operate the aircraft for customers.
• Checking, updating and correcting as required the documentation in use by the Technical Services Department and Part-145 organization.
• Clearly marking non-current documentation which is still used for reference.

Authorization of the AS332 Type Engineer

• Create or approve Maintenance Accomplishment Records
• Create Engineering Bulletins
• Create or approve documents/publications processing, MMP’s, OMP’s, Work templates and task cards in AMOS
• Create Aircraft Maintenance Program and its Review
• Create/register new part numbers in AMOS
• Create and update reference trees in AMOS
• Create, update and approve Mass & Balance reports
• Creator and approver shall be 2 different persons, final approval parts like Transmittal Letters shall only be approved by Technical Services Manager or his deputy.

• AS332 type engineer will require a minimum of 5 years’ relevant experience as type engineer.
• Education: Degree in Aerospace Engineering or related field, or equivalent experience in aviation maintenance
• Experience and knowledge in the field of aerospace engineering; preferably in a supporting role to aircraft operators
• Experience and knowledge in the field of maintenance programs for aircraft
• Possess strong proficiency in both written and spoken English
• Affinity with computer applications
• Ability to work in a structured and secure manner
• Ability to prepare and write clear reports
• Flexible attitude, ability to work under pressure
• Full detailed and experience with helicopters is a must, knowledge and experience on a helicopter type is an added value
• Has access rights to AMOS.
• Have knowledge of a relevant sample of the type(s) of aircraft gained through a formalized training course at least at a level equivalent to Part-66 Appendix III Level 1 General Familiarization.