Safety & Compliance Manager (Contract)

Roles and Responsibilities:
The Post Holder shall monitor compliance with the CAT procedures to ensure safe
activities. In doing so, they should as a minimum, and where appropriate, monitor
compliance with:
(1) Privileges of the operator;
(2) Manuals, logs, and records;
(3) Training standards;
(4) Management system procedures and manuals.
(c) Organisational set up

The Safety and Compliance Manager shall be responsible for ensuring that the
compliance monitoring programme is properly implemented, maintained and
continually reviewed and improved.

The Safety and Compliance Manager shall;

1. Establish an audit programme that monitors (but is not limited to) the
following activities
(a) actual flight operations;
(b) ground de-icing/anti-icing;
(c) flight support services;
(d) load control;
(e) technical standards.

2. Monitor compliance with the clients operational procedures that they have designed to ensure safe operations, airworthy aircraft and the serviceability of both operational and safety equipment

A successful candidate will have:

• At least 5 years of relative experience in European
  Commercial Aviation Safety and/or Compliance Management
• Safety and/or Compliance experience, training or education under EASA-OPS
  requirements
• Commercial Flight Crew experience under an EU AOC
• Management experience
• Proven people and leadership skills

Qualification Requirements

Persons holding this post must;

• Have undergone and passed a formally recognised Training Course in Aviation
  Auditing.
• Hold a valid flight crew licence (desirable).
  Demonstrate a knowledge of or possess a formally recognisedqualification in
  Quality Management Systems within Aviation
• Demonstrate knowledge of the practical applications of Safety Management
  and Hazard identification principles within an airline operating environment.
• Meet the requirements tohold a Nominated Post Holder for Safety and
  Compliance (Form 4 position) as required by the regulatory authorities and
  must be accepted by the UK CAA.
• Be able to travel both within the UK and Internationally which could be at
  short notice

Minimum Experience Requirements

Persons holding this postmust have at least;

• A minimum of 8 Years' experience in an airline operational or similar
  environment.
• Proven experience in auditing airline operations under EASA Ops.
• Experience of Safety Management Systems relating to Aircraft Operations
• Detailed knowledge of the regulatory requirements relating to of EASA Air
  Ops and Approved Training Organisations.
• Excellent interpersonal skills and demonstrate the ability to communicate with
  individuals at all levels.