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Aviation History
1988
1988 - 0048.PDF
AVU rum * ppon m NTB Civil Aviation Authority Airworthiness Surveyors The Civil Aviation Authority needs Airworthiness Surveyors in the following areas: Light Aircraft Design The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting CAA airworthiness functions in respect of a wide range of light aircraft. These include British and foreign manufactured light and microlight aeroplanes; gliders; airships and balloons. The work extends from the preparation of airworthiness Requirements through design investigations leading to UK type certification (where appropriate) and acceptance of foreign certifications, to the issue of Certificates of Airworthiness. There is also post certification work including approval of modifications and defect rectification. Applicants should have a degree or comparable qualification in an aeronautical, or a related, engineering discipline. Chartered Engineer status would be an advantage. Significant experienced related to light aircraft design generally, and preferably including practical experience in aircraft structures, is required. An appreciation and good knowledge of airworthiness Requirements applicable to light aircraft; a genuine interest in general aviation and some flying experience would be advantageous. The post is based initially at Redhill, Surrey but will be moving to Gatwick in April 1988. Ref. LAC. Maintenance Standards Duties include survey work on a wide range of aircraft and rotorcraft. These would include defect investigation, supervision of CAA Approved Organisations and examining candidates for CAA AME Licences. A good standard of technical education is necessary, preferably to HNC standard and with an aircraft engineering apprenticeship. Significant experience associated with the manufacture and/or maintenance of civil transport aircraft on the current British Register is essential. Candidates who can offer experience in maintenance planning, staff supervision, quality management and who hold an Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence would be at an advantage. Successful candidates will be required to undertake a programme of initial familiarisation at Redhill or Gatwick but could subsequently be required to work at other UK or overseas offices. Ref. MS. Starting pay would depend on qualifications and experience within the range £17K-£20K with a performance related earnings potential of £23K. Benefits include an excellent pension scheme; and comprehensive relocation assistance where appropriate. For an application form contact Mrs. Rita Atkinson, Personnel Services, Civil Aviation Authority, Brabazon House, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 1SQ, telephone Redhill (0737) 765966, Ext. 288 quoting appropriate reference. WORLDWIDE AVIATION employ ment opportunities. Publication offered, Aviation Employment Information Ser vice, Box 240N, Northport, NY 11768, USA. (MB/4660 PILOTS, A&Ps, ENGINEERS, Techs, etc. Aviation Employment Monthly lists, hundreds of worldwide jobs.Free details from Box 8286-D, Saddlebrook, NJ 07662, USA. (908/7330 AEROSPACE ENGINEERS with a minimum of 5-10 years' experience in the following disciplines for long term UK and European contracts: Structures, interior furnishings, control surfaces and mecha nical systems, avionic, fuel and hydraulic systems, stress and weights, authors and illustrators. Resume to Ronenko Interna tional Ltd., 12/14 Victoria Street, St. Albans,HertsAL13JB. Tel: (0727)40436. (355/8495 Technical Manager Fluid-control Systems Aerospace Industry South Coast to £20,000 + car + bonus scheme The creation of this new position indicates the extent to which my client, an expanding engineering company, is looking towards a bright future. Chiefly involved in the design, manufacture and marketing of fluid-control systems for the aerospace industry, they also produce a wide range of mechanical components. Reporting to the Technical Director, you'll control design and development functions conforming with the high standards demanded by the Company and its clients. Working with sales engineers, you'll prepare technical proposals for presentations at home and abroad. An Honours Graduate in Mechanical Engineering, aged under 45, you'll have had ten years' experience of the aerospace industry including technical supervision and man-management. The design or development of fluid- control systems or their components must have dominated five of those years. As leader of a young team your flexible approach won't be hampered by your powers of logic, analysis and organisation which will find their expression in your effective communication with both technical and non-technical contacts. The attractive terms and conditions offered include a non-contributory pension scheme, life assurance, generous bonus scheme and relocation assistance where appropriate. Please send full cv to Marc Woolmer, at Marc Woolmer Recruitment, 45 Castle Street, Cirencester, Glos GL7 1QD or 'phone him on Cirencester H* (0285)69016/7 for a 'RECRUITMENT confidential discussion. 46 FLIGHT PLANNING OFFICER A prestigious operator in the Middle East has a vacancy for a Flight Planning Officer. Essential qualifications are: 1. Knowledge of computer flight planning. 2. Experience of diplomatic clearance procedures. 3. Knowledge of aircraft performance. Preference will be given to current flight despatchers. Knowledge of Arabic an ad vantage. Excellent terms + conditions, with renewable two-year contract. Applications with CV, copies of relevant certificates and recent photograph, to: The Director of Operations PO Box 689 Abu Dhabi, UAE FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL, 219 January 1988
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