Job Description

19/05/2025
Exeter
Full-time

Job Purpose:




Exeter Aerospace has a position for a Safety and Compliance Engineer within a Part 145 MRO Safety and Compliance Department. This position reports directly to the Head of Safety, Compliance and Training and will assist with the monitoring of regulatory and procedural compliance to ensure safe aircraft maintenance activities. The role also requires the processing and investigation of any internal airworthiness occurrences, training and health and safety duties.




Key Responsibilities:




Conduct internal audits against the UK CAA, EASA and other NAA Part-145 regulations applicable to Exeter Aerospace.



Conduct audits against the UK CAA Part 147 regulations



Conduct audits for compliance with internal company procedures and processes.



Process and investigate any internally raised occurrence reports as required.



Ensure MORs are submitted to the regulatory body within the required time frame.



o Maintain the audit schedule o Liaise with customers regarding issues relating to compliance and safety




Monitor findings and actions resulting from audits and investigations



Issue of company authorisations to staff



Maintain staff records



Actively promote regulatory compliance, safe maintenance practices and a just culture



Deliver internal training



Assist with health and safety duties



Be prepared to undertake other duties as may be reasonably assigned by the company from time to time.



Key Competencies / Skills Required:




MS Office Skills



Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to build and maintain relationships both internally and externally



Ability to work as part of a team but also demonstrate the ability to work on own initiative



Strong attention to detail



Ability to work under pressure



Ability to compile written reports to a high standard



Good analytical skills



Experience with Q-Pulse QMS including report building



Aviation investigation and auditing experience



Experience working in a commercial aviation Part-145 maintenance environment of at least 5 years



Thorough understanding of Part-145 and Part 147 requirements



Thorough understanding of the Safety Management System



Ability to live and work in the UK



Good English language skills - B2 CEFR or IELTS level 6 Desirable Criteria



Hold or have held an aircraft maintenance licence with type ratings or equivalent military responsibilities.



Good understanding of Part-M, and Part-66



Good understanding of airworthiness hazards and experience in carrying out risk assessments



Experience with health and safety



Ability to develop and deliver internal training courses



A full driving licence



Ability to live and work in the UK.