Oliver Wyman CAVOK - Technical Analyst - Aircraft Records - North America

About Oliver Wyman CAVOK

Oliver Wyman CAVOK, an aviation, rail, and energy technical consulting company with offices in Atlanta, GA and Fort Worth, TX, is looking for experienced Aircraft Records - Generalist to work in our Fort Worth office. This dynamic role entails working on and managing projects for multiple clients.

Visit our website for more details about our company: http://cavok.oliverwyman.com

Job specification:

Job title:

Aircraft Records - Generalist

Department:

Technical Data & Records

Office/region:

Fort Worth, Texas

Reports to:

Manager

Job Overview:

Oliver Wyman CAVOK (“CAVOK”) provides technical consulting and services to the aviation, rail and energy sectors. A “generalist” in Technical Data & Aircraft Records is responsible for maintaining aircraft, engine, APU and component maintenance records in accordance with company and federal regulatory requirements. Assist internal and/or external customers and regulatory agencies with aircraft records requests and inquiries. Knowledge of industry or cross industry best practices and project management are important competencies as well.

Key Responsibilities:

• Maintain the records system which ensures proper time control information regarding airframes, components, accessories, appliances, Airworthiness Directives, and others that may be required
• Research and set up historical records for aircraft
• Maintain and audit the aircraft records for the repair or overhaul of airframe, components, accessories, appliances, engines, and propellers
• Perform daily records audits for completeness
• Plays and active role in problem resolution and following up to ensure resolutions are obtained in a timely manner
• Update the maintenance and inspection tracking software and other records tracking methods as necessary to ensure timely information is available
• Convert records to digital format and retain all dirty finger print historical records of airframe, components, engines and APUs in accordance with company and federal regulations

Education and Experience Required:

• Five years of aviation experience with a 14 CFR Part 121 airline
• AA, AS in technical or scientific field. Equivalent and related experience may be substituted
• Familiar with the industry General Maintenance Manuals, applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) and Air Transport Association (ATA) Coding
• Knowledge of aircraft records requirements and processes including Electronic Recordkeeping systems

Skills and Attributes:

• Proficient in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
• Effective written and verbal communication skills
• Effective time management and organization skills
• Customer Service oriented with ability to adapt to a fast paced & changing work environment
• Must be able to interface professionally, credibly and objectively with colleagues and clients
• Team player
• Self-directed and willing to take initiative
• Resourceful; able to solve problems with minimal supervision
• Exhibits attention to detail and is a champion for accuracy and quality