Officer - Compliance Monitoring

The Compliance Monitoring Officer supports and executes the Quality Assurance strategy within aviation maintenance sites as directed by the QA Manager and/or Aviation Directorate.

The role ensures that aviation maintenance activities comply with applicable regulatory, contractual, and organizational quality requirements.

The Compliance Monitoring Officer captures, analyzes, and reports defined aviation Quality Assurance Key Performance Indicator(s) (KPI’s) to the relevant maintenance program management team and the QA Manager.

This information is used to monitor performance, identify trends, and assess the overall health and effectiveness of the aviation maintenance program, supporting continual improvement initiatives.

Responsible for supporting the aviation maintenance site auditing schedule as defined in the maintenance contract.

Assist the QA Manager in meeting and ensuring compliance with the documented quality management system auditing requirements and associated processes.

Assist in the development of relevant quality assurance KPI(s) to measure and monitor aviation maintenance program performance.

Carry out compliance audits as required at both headquarters and/or maintenance sites, perform root cause analysis for corrective actions, and support maintenance in the continual improvement of the overall quality management system.

Perform statistical analysis, data analysis, and monthly reporting to the management team.

Oversee and monitor the development and implementation of the continual improvement program in collaboration with the management team.

Recommend changes to the documented quality management system based on experience and data analysis derived from monthly information.

Maintain professional standards and practices in all aspects of the quality program and its services, with familiarity in military organizations, regulations, procedures, and chains of command.

Maintain the ability to comprehend and understand various engineering specifications, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) drawings, and/or repair specifications related to aircraft components and parts.

Must be able to travel between maintenance sites and headquarters.

BA / BSc in aviation related studies or equivalent of 10 years of aviation quality assurance maintenance and auditing roles.

FAA A&P Mechanic License (preferably an IA License).

IRCA / RAB Aerospace Assessor (past or present certification).

Must have a minimum of 10 years working in an aviation quality assurance and auditing roles, various military aviation regulations, experience in International Quality Assurance standards and their applications.

Must be experienced with multiple computer based software and program usage and be able to drive and enable the development of quality management systems within organizations.

Experienced aircraft inspector, inspection techniques and auditing standards.