ENGINE AIRWORTHINESS SPECIALIST H/F

Sabena technics Blagnac is an independent top tier leader supporting in‑service aircraft and dedicated to aircraft modifications, transitions, technical management, continuing airworthiness management and engine/APU borescope inspections. With more than 150 employees across 4 sites worldwide – Blagnac (France), Singapore, Dubai and Mirabel – the company delivers a wide range of technical services to airlines, lessors, MROs and OEM/OAMs, covering the full aircraft life cycle and complying with Part 21J, Part 21G, Part CAMO and Part 145 approvals.

Key Responsibilities

• Ensure airworthiness of engines and APU.
• Secure engine/APU transitions and returns to service in accordance with regulatory and contractual requirements.
• Collect and assess engine/APU records for ATR, Airbus, Boeing and other aircraft as part of second‑hand aircraft transitions, validating airworthiness and lease contract compliance.
• Manage the Discrepancy Item List closure process and support customers with commitment letter writing.
• Initiate and maintain status records in the MIS database for CAMO entry.
• Act as the airline’s representative for status preparation during redelivery to lessor.
• Perform standard CAMO tasks such as AD/SB analysis, maintenance schedule and Kardex follow‑up, workscope build‑up and launch, MRO maintenance workpackage follow‑up and analysis, oil consumption and trend monitoring, update engine/APU status, part robbery management and reporting.
• Update and organize delivery records in line with redelivery conditions.
• Present engine/APU records during delivery acceptance and airworthiness review.
• Follow final engine/APU record discrepancies and manage closure process.
• Conduct technical audits – including on‑site shop visits, remaining Green Time analysis, pre‑purchase inspection – and issue associated reports.

Level Required (Training/Experience)

• BAC +3 to Bac + 5 in Aeronautical Engineering.
• At least 2 years of professional experience in continuing airworthiness and/or engine maintenance activities within airline and/or MRO environments.
• Experience in engine transaction processes, shop visits, and CAMO activities.

Required Skills

• Knowledge of applicable airworthiness regulations (Part CAMO).
• Familiarity with CFM, Rolls‑Royce, Pratt & Whitney engines.
• Understanding of engine records, ESM documentation, and OEM portals such as Airbus World / MyBoeing Fleet.
• Proficiency with ADsoftware Maintenance Information System is an asset.
• Fluent in speaking, reading and writing English.

Relational Skills and Attitudes

• Responsible and autonomous.
• Rigorous and organized.
• Proactive and customer‑oriented.
• Strong communication skills and adaptability to a multicultural environment.

Salary Benefits

• Employee share plan (CSE).
• RTT.
• Transport allowance.
• Health insurance and long‑term care.
• Corporate treasury (CET).
• Meal vouchers.
• Co‑optation bonus.
• Teleworking options.