CAMO Planner at Anap Jets

Key Responsibilities

• Forecast and coordinate the scheduling of maintenance requirements on the company fleet.
• Review aircraft work packages to ensure they comply with all applicable regulations, the approved maintenance program, and the maintenance procedure manuals.
• Evaluations and assessment of maintenance proposals for decision-making. Contracting of scheduled maintenance.
• Generation, monitoring, and updating work packages for all scheduled maintenance tasks utilizing the company's computerized maintenance system. (CAMP systems)
• Reporting back of work packages via the computerized maintenance system. Monitoring the update of work packages in the system, reporting errors and inconsistencies.
• Enter all daily aircraft maintenance discrepancies and work packages into appropriate databases or tracking systems.
• Maintain aircraft records and time control systems on life-limited components and aircraft maintenance services to ensure compliance with the civil aviation authority and company requirements.
• Create and maintain an organized file for each aircraft’s permanent records.
• Monitor aircraft records to ensure the accuracy of component scheduled and subsequent record entries by performing periodic computer record system audits.
• Assist in ensuring all accomplished scheduled maintenance forms, ADs, SBs, etc. are properly installed in the permanent aircraft log.
• Audit and update as necessary computer tracking systems to reflect the latest dates for time-controlled inspections, life-limited parts, AD compliance, and company-imposed limits.
• Communicate corrections and/or updates to the computer tracking systems with the appropriate departments.
• Perform forecast reporting for operational planning purposes.
• Perform maintenance plan forecast.
• Any additional duties deemed necessary by the CAMO Manager.

Requirements and skills

• Engineering Degree/License or additional experience in a pertinent aviation environment.
• 0-2 years of working exposure in a relevant aviation environment, including aircraft technical documentation experience.
• Computer skills necessary to learn and/or operate word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, email, and web-based applications.
• Knowledge and experience with using continuous airworthiness monitoring software e.g CAMP systems.
• Familiarity with the Nig. CARs regulations and other State of design circulars
• Familiar with applicable EASA regulations, manufacturer’s maintenance programs, and Minimum Equipment List (MEL) and their use within maintenance control and maintenance planning areas.
• Excellent analytical skills.
• Basic knowledge of aircraft systems and components.