Fleet Support Engineer

Join to apply for the Fleet Support Engineer role at Flight Jobs . Employer: Zenon Aviation | Location: London (Greater) (GB) | Salary: Competitive | Closing date: 20 Jun 2025 Zenon Aviation is recruiting on behalf of an Air Cargo Operator based in the London Airports area for a Fleet Support Engineer on a permanent basis. Reporting to the Technical Manager, you will support the Technical Services department in maintaining the airworthiness and serviceability of the fleet. Responsibilities Review incoming technical documentation related to Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins, and Safety Information Bulletins. Assess technical data and prepare recommendations for the Technical Services Engineers; present findings at the monthly TDRM. Manage component obsolescence and create detailed technical work orders. Plan and oversee special maintenance, inspections, and modifications. Review defect reports, generate work orders for investigations, and document history in AMOS. Contribute to process improvements and team collaboration. Carry out operational safety and security duties. Input technical compliance data into AMOS as needed. Minimum Skills and Experience Extensive knowledge of Part-CAMO and practical application. Experience in a demanding Commercial Aviation Part CAMO and maintenance environment. Strong technical problem-solving skills. Commitment to continuous improvement. Excellent communication skills across all levels. Ability to produce detailed reports and technical advice. Self-sufficient decision-making skills. Part CAMO training or experience. Familiarity with Boeing documents and My Boeing Fleet system. AMOS experience (desirable). Knowledge of airline operations. Team player with effective communication skills. Additional Information Seniority level: Mid-Senior level Employment type: Full-time Job function: Information Technology Industry: Airlines and Aviation Interested candidates should submit their CVs to Kevin Small, Recruitment Director, in confidence. Applications are handled confidentially. If you do not hear back within 5 days, consider your application unsuccessful. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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