AH-64E Continuing Airworthiness Management Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-24
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Engineering
Aerospace / Aviation / Avionics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineer, Systems Engineer
AH-64E Continuing Airworthiness Management Engineer
Job Description
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As part of the delivery of the UK MOD AH-64E Apache Attack Helicopter Long Term Training and Technical Support (LTTSS) contract Boeing Defence UK (BDUK) is looking for a Continuing Airworthiness Management Engineer to expand the AH-64E CAMO Support Team providing Military Aviation Authority Regulatory Publication (MRP) compliant support to the Apache Mil CAMO (Military Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation).
The successful candidate will provide direct assistance to the BDUK AH-64E Lead CAMO Engineer and British Army AH-64E Mil CAM with the undertaking of CAMO activities specific to those air systems allocated to BDUK at Army Aviation Centre (AACen) Middle Wallop undergoing flying training maintenance modification and flight test activity associated with provision of the LTTSS contracted activities.
Responsibilities- Being part of the AH‑64E CAMO Support Team based at AACen Middle Wallop which is the main point of contact for the Boeing‑contracted MRP Part 145 Approved Maintenance Organisation (AMO) for Continuing Airworthiness (CAw) Management requirements on a daily basis.
- Conduct Continuing Airworthiness Assurance Reviews for aircraft undergoing Phase Maintenance activity.
- Complete reviews of Airworthiness data and maintenance documentation, inspect aircraft physical conditions, raise findings and observations as appropriate and manage findings resolution prior to aircraft release in service for engine ground run and Flight test.
- Assist the BDUK AH‑64E Lead CAMO Engineer in liaising with the Mil CAMO and the AMO at Middle Wallop maintaining oversight of all related CAMO activities, aircraft maintenance and modifications and ensuring that a proper flow of information is maintained.
- Provide technical and process compliance support to the BDUK AMO in properly understanding and applying all applicable internal and external processes and orders.
- Support the Mil CAMO in the development, implementation and continuous improvement of Continuing Airworthiness processes.
- Attend relevant BDUK weekly Safety Meetings to review Occurrence Reports (ORs) and support the Maintenance and Engineering Safety Teams in undertaking investigations on ORs with CAw implications.
- Ensure the correct and proper use of the BDUK SMS (Safety Management System).
- Ensure the correct and proper use of the BDUK QMS (Quality Management System).
- Support internal and external Part M Assurance Audits, proposing, discussing and executing Corrective Actions Plans.
- Assist other BDUK Engineering units that support the execution of the AH‑64E Mil CAM Part M responsibilities.
- Attend internal and external meetings representing the BDUK CAMO Support Team as required.
- Liaise with the AHDT (Apache Delivery Team) and Apache Technical Services Hub as required.
- Ensure that the AH‑64E CAMO Support Team remain MRP compliant and have a positive contribution to the AH‑64E Mil CAM’s approvals.
- Able to demonstrate knowledge and appropriate experience related to Continuing Airworthiness.
- Technical knowledge and experience on the Apache aircraft type.
- Understanding and application of UK Military Aviation Regulations (MRP Part M & Part 145) and UK MoD Airworthiness Policies.
- Experience in the application of processes and culture in an aircraft Operations environment.
- Experience in…
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