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Job Description
- Ensure effective implementation of Safety Management System (SMS) activities within the Technical Sector.
- Ensure that Engineering & Maintenance personnel report all identified hazards and occurrences.
- Monitor and follow up on the results and outputs of the Aircraft Condition Monitoring System (ACMS).
- Update the RJ risk register to reflect safety risks associated with the Technical Sector (Engineering & Maintenance).
- Review and analyze all reports concerning the Technical Sector to determine the presence of actual safety issues and ensure that appropriate corrective actions are developed and executed by the responsible management.
- Submit all Mandatory Occurrence Reports (related to Engineering & Maintenance) to the Civil Aviation Authority and, where applicable, to the State where the occurrence took place.
- Follow up on the implementation of safety recommendations issued by the Safety Action Group (SAG) and the Safety Review Board (SRB), and verify their completion.
- Actively participate in safety awareness and communication activities within the Technical Sector (Engineering & Maintenance).
- Coordinate and collaborate with external stakeholders, including OEMs and contracted Maintenance Organizations, to address safety issues and align SMS practices.
- Analyze incident reports to identify recurring trends and recommend safety improvements for contracted service providers.
Skills
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Solid understanding of Aviation Safety Management Systems.
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Strong knowledge of Engineering and Maintenance operations, procedures, and processes.
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Proficient in computer applications.
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Excellent analytical skills.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or any equivalent .
Job Details
Preferred Candidate
Royal Jordanian Airlines
The National Carrier and Jordan's Ambassador to the World “I want our national carrier to be the ambassador of goodwill and the bridge across which we exchange culture, civilization, trade, technology, friendship and better understanding with the rest of the world. ”King Hussein Bin Talal, 1963Growth in Size and Reputation Royal Jordanian’s role as Jordan’s national carrier has now long been established since 1963. Now under the guidance of His Majesty King Abdullah II, we have ascended from humble beginnings with three aircraft and four regional destinations, to become one of the elite members of a global alliance, a fleet comprising more than 30 aircraft, and a destination network of 60 global stops. Not only have we grown in size, our reputation has been cemented in the public eye through our full membership in oneworld since 2007.Centrally Located Strategically located in Amman, Royal Jordanian's central hub provides the ideal location through which Europe, Asia, Africa, and anywhere in the Middle East can be easily reached. Our Amman City Terminal at 7th Circle provides a central locale for sales and early boarding services. We are proud to fly in and out of our main airport, Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA), conveniently situated just outside the city. A Family of Services In order to ensure quality in all areas of service and operations, RJ owns shares in a number of sister companies related to providing the utmost in air travel services.
