An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Technical Services Engineer to support the continuing airworthiness and technical services function for the E-7 Wedgetail programme. This role sits within a military Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO) environment and is responsible for ensuring aircraft technical documentation, engineering instructions and continuing airworthiness requirements are accurately managed and maintained. You will work closely with Engineering, CAMO, Maintenance and Flight Test teams to ensure the aircraft remains compliant, safe and mission ready. Key Responsibilities Create, review and control aircraft technical log entries, ensuring accuracy and resolving any anomalies. Provide technical support to Flight Test Control, including routine operations, Aircraft on Ground (AOG) events, delay resolution and technical fault investigations. Manage the transfer of aircraft technical documentation between the Design Organisation, Military CAMO and Part 145 Maintenance Organisation. Liaise with Engineering, Manufacturing and In-Service Support teams to manage continuing airworthiness requirements. Support the development and maintenance of the Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition (CAME). Ensure ongoing compliance with the UK Military Regulatory Programme (MRP). Support implementation and continual improvement of the Safety Management System (SMS). Support Quality Management System (QMS) activities, including internal and external audits, Root Cause & Corrective Action (RCCA) investigations and corrective action plans. Produce continuing airworthiness reports and manage technical queries through to resolution. Develop and improve technical services procedures and processes. Identify and lead continuous improvement initiatives to enhance operational performance and customer support. Contribute to wider business initiatives, including quality improvement, mentoring, safety culture, STEM engagement and continuous business development. Essential Skills & Experience Eligible to obtain UK Security Clearance (SC). Strong communication skills with a proactive, solution-focused approach. Knowledge of electrical, mechanical and aircraft systems engineering. Experience working within a Continuing Airworthiness, CAMO or military aviation environment. Proven ability to deliver high-quality, right-first-time technical work. Human Factors & Error Management Continuation Training (AP8000 / RA1440). Defence CAMO Skills (TR75). Understanding Defence CAMO Regulations (TT08 / RA1440). ASIMS User Training. Resolve User Training. Desirable Skills & Qualifications Degree (or equivalent) in an Engineering discipline. Airworthiness of Military Aircraft Course - Fundamentals (AMAC-F). GOLDesp User Training. Aircraft Exit/Entry Training. EWIS (Electrical Wiring Interconnection System) Training. E-7 Managers Course. Baines Simmons Continuing Airworthiness - Effective Reliability Analysis (TT19M02). Baines Simmons Continuing Airworthiness - Technical Services Skills (TT19M06). Ideal Background This opportunity would suit candidates with experience in: Military Continuing Airworthiness (CAMO) Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technical Services Engineering Aircraft Engineering Support Part M / Part CAMO / Military Regulatory Programme (MRP) Part 145 Maintenance Organisations Flight Test or Continuing Airworthiness environments
Technical Services Engineer in Birmingham employer: Mane Contract Services
Join a leading civil engineering contractor in East Sussex, where you will play a pivotal role in delivering a major bridge replacement project. Our company fosters a supportive work culture with a strong emphasis on employee growth, offering extensive training programmes and a competitive benefits package, including life assurance, a generous pension scheme, and a vibrant social calendar. With opportunities for career progression and a commitment to safety and quality, this is an excellent place for experienced professionals to thrive.
