Requirements

• Degree from a recognized university in Mechanical, Aeronautical, Electrical, Electronics, or an equivalent field.

• Three (3) years of working experience in an engineering office within the aviation industry.

• Knowledge of reliability monitoring principles.

• Knowledge of aircraft systems.

• Detailed knowledge of KCAA/EASA/FAA regulations.

• Strong computer skills, including proficiency in analytical software.

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

• Strong analytical and decision-making abilities.

• Result-oriented and a team player.

• Ethical and professional.

• Establish the Reliability Program manual and ensure it is current to meet Regulatory and ALS Requirements.

• Perform statistical analysis of aircraft system failures, components, power plants and structures to improve management of airworthiness and maintenance cost.

• Establish the weekly repetitive defects and ECTM alerts.

• Prepare monthly reliability reports, distribute same and schedule for the monthly reliability review meetings.

• Initiate preliminary investigations and formulate recommendations for corrective and preventive actions for conditions that are above alert.

• Continuously monitor corrective actions to determine their effectiveness.

• Report safety risks that are evident during reliability analysis.

• Liaise with manufacturers and vendors on reliability issues.