Summary
Etihad Airways is hiring a Technical Data Controller in Abu Dhabi to support line maintenance through data entry and the storage and archiving of technical records. The role includes reconciling aircraft maintenance paperwork, tracking missing or erroneous logs, and maintaining shift handover records in line with company procedures and GCAA requirements. Candidates need knowledge of aviation regulations and safety management systems, fluency in English, and strong computer, reporting, and writing skills. The posting requires a diploma or aircraft license, at least two years of aviation maintenance experience, and three years of experience in aviation engineering or a production environment.
The posting
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Job Description
Synopsis
The Technical Data Controller (TDC) supports Data Entry and records storage of all routine and non-routine work, paperwork accomplished by line maintenance IAW company procedures.
Accountabilities
• Maintains compliance with health and safety requirements and line safety rules.
• Ensures that all work done at Etihad and completed in accordance with its processes and procedures, is done in a safe manner.
• Implement Safety Management System (SMS) systems and processes and encourages colleagues to be actively involved in promotion of a positive reporting culture, by reporting any unsafe acts, unsafe conditions or safety risks.
• Familiar with, enforces and follows the procedures stipulated in the Safety and Quality Management Manual (SQMM) and becomes an active participant in the workplace safety program.
Authorities
• Adheres to Interface Procedures Manual (IPM) and Technical Procedures Manual (TPM), and feedback any discrepancies/improvements to Manager Resource Planning and Capacity Planning (MR&CP).
• Supports the MR&CP during investigations, projects, or activities to ensure satisfactory conclusions within prescribed time frames.
• Helps train company member in Etihad Airways (EY) IT Systems.
• Shares knowledge, helps and develops teamwork and processes.
Responsibilities
• Implements policies and procedures that relate to the control of Short-Term Planning particularly data entry and record storage/archive.
• Ensures the aircraft technical records are stored to GCAA regulations and departmental Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
• Reconciles all aircraft maintenance paperwork as per Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO) procedures.
• Reports all erroneous/missing logs to Line Stations in an agreed format and timescales set by department.
• Assists in any other appropriate and reasonable tasks requested by EY Management, in order to meet the needs of the business.
• Maintains a full and completes handover log book of all events and outstanding issues on worked shift.
Qualifications
Education & Experience
- Knowledge - of Aviation Regulations (GCAA CARs, ICAO, IOSA, etc). − Knowledge of Safety Management Systems (SMS).
- Skills − Fluency in English − High computer literacy − Excellent reporting and writing skills.
- Training − Diploma / Aircraft license with at least two (2) years of experience in aviation maintenance. − Has attended mandatory induction training in accordance with TPM 3.92 within six (6) months of joining the company.
- Experience − Three (3) years of experience in aviation engineering or production environment.
Additional Information
Etihad Airways is more than the UAE’s national airline - we’re shaping the future of global aviation. From our hub in Abu Dhabi, we connect people across continents and cultures, while driving our “Journey 2030” ambition to double our fleet, expand our network and grow our people for a new era of excellence. Join us and become part of a vision where the world is your workplace and extraordinary experiences take flight.
To learn more visit www.etihad.com
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