CAMO Engineer

The CAMO Engineer is responsible for supporting the effective management of continuing airworthiness activities for Texel Air aircraft. The role assists with airworthiness planning, aircraft records control, maintenance programme compliance, reliability monitoring, defect follow-up, regulatory compliance, and coordination with maintenance providers and internal departments to ensure aircraft remain safe, compliant, and available for operation.

• Support the management and monitoring of aircraft continuing airworthiness requirements in accordance with applicable BCAA regulations, approved procedures, and Texel Air manuals.
• Assist with the control and review of aircraft maintenance programmes, maintenance planning data, life-limited parts, airworthiness limitations, and scheduled maintenance requirements.
• Monitor aircraft technical records, maintenance work packs, component records, certificates, and associated airworthiness documentation for completeness and accuracy.
• Track and follow up defects, deferred defects, repetitive defects, technical delays, and reliability trends in coordination with Maintenance Operations, Quality, and contracted maintenance organisations.
• Assist with Airworthiness Directive, Service Bulletin, modification, repair, and compliance status reviews.
• Support aircraft lease, entry‑into‑service, delivery, redelivery, audit, and records review activities when required.
• Prepare reports, summaries, compliance reviews, and technical data to support CAMO decision‑making and regulatory oversight.
• Maintain effective communication with internal stakeholders, maintenance providers, suppliers, and regulatory representatives as required.
• Promote a strong safety, compliance, and continuous improvement culture within the CAMO function.

• Aircraft maintenance, engineering, planning, technical records, quality, or continuing airworthiness experience is desirable.
• Formal aircraft maintenance engineering qualification, aviation technical qualification, or equivalent relevant experience is preferred.
• Knowledge of CAMO responsibilities, aircraft maintenance programmes, technical records, AD/SB control, reliability monitoring, and aviation regulatory requirements is advantageous.
• Experience with Boeing 737 aircraft, cargo operations, or Texel Air systems and procedures would be an advantage.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to prepare clear technical summaries and reports.
• Good computer literacy and ability to work with maintenance tracking, records, and document control systems.

• High level of attention to detail and accuracy in technical documentation.
• Strong understanding of safety, compliance, and regulatory accountability.
• Ability to prioritise workload and meet operational deadlines.
• Professional judgement, integrity, and willingness to take ownership of assigned tasks.
• Collaborative approach when working with Engineering, Operations, Quality, Safety, and external providers.
• Commitment to learning, continuous improvement, and professional development within continuing airworthiness.