Maintenance Planning Officer Job Responsibilities
Maintenance Planning Develop all scheduled and/or work scope needed for all line and hangar aircraft maintenance.
Track and monitor to completion of all planned workbassigned to AMO.
Develop, compile, issue and receive after maintenance work orders/work packs for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance checks as per the individual aircraft/series AMREF Flying Doctors (AFD) Approved Maintenance Program.
Develop task cards for out of phase maintenance requirements.
Manage and update AFD aircraft records.
Managing and updating aircraft technical publications and document control.
Carry out technical records oversight on all contracted AMOs where required.
Archiving of aircraft records.
Daily entry of technical maintenance data into the aircraft maintenance program (SAMS) with the goal to produce effective reliability reports as per KCARS requirements.
Transfer all Technical Log defects to the computer defects log/SAMS, including details of rectification action taken and any deferred defects.
Assist in collecting and reviewing reliability data to ensure data accuracy and/or proper coding to respective classifications/ATA chapters.
Qualifications for the Maintenance Planning Officer Job
Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering from a KCAA Approved Training Organization (ATO).
A minimum of 5 years’ working experience in aircraft maintenance of which 3 years are in maintenance planning, technical record, aircraft reliability and airworthiness experience in an AOC environment.
Aviation planning knowledge of modern methods for airworthiness and maintenance planning competencies.
Must be proficient in IT – Microsoft Office
Extensive knowledge of Kenya Civil Aviation Regulations (KCARs)
Extensive knowledge of aviation planning, knowledge of modern methods for airworthiness and maintenance planning competencies.
Positive and focused attitude to aircraft safety and efficiency.
Aircraft/engine type training/maintenance planning aviation regulatory training.
Knowledge of aircraft, engine systems and their operation.
Ability to interpret airworthiness directives, manufacturer’s publications and maintenance data is vital.
Ability to work and interact with departments throughout the organization.
Able to follow instructions accurately and work independently.
Must have good communication skills both verbal and written
Must be able to multi-task and flexible in working hours.
Basic Maintenance Type Training on at least one aircraft operated by the AMREF Flying Doctors.
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