Hiring: CAMO Quality Manager
Role Overview
We are looking for an experienced aviation quality professional to oversee continuing airworthiness compliance, quality monitoring and maintenance audits. The role will ensure adherence to DGCA regulations, approved procedures, maintenance contracts and safety requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Monitor CAMO activities for compliance with CAR-M Subpart G and approved procedures.
- Ensure the effectiveness and implementation of the CAME (Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition).
- Plan and conduct quality audits of continuing-airworthiness activities and contracted maintenance organisations.
- Monitor maintenance contracts, organisational approvals, staff competency and resource availability.
- Track non-compliances and ensure corrective and preventive actions are completed effectively.
- Monitor repetitive defects and MEL-related issues in coordination with the Continuing Airworthiness Manager.
- Report maintenance-related occurrences to DGCA and aircraft manufacturers, as applicable.
- Participate in internal safety audits, Safety Review Board meetings and incident investigations.
- Support the Safety Management System (SMS), risk assessments and safety performance monitoring.
Mandatory Requirements
- Degree in Aeronautical, Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering, or a DGCA CAR-66 AME licence.
- Minimum 8 years of experience in aircraft maintenance or continuing airworthiness.
- At least 3 years of quality assurance or auditing experience in a CAR-M Subpart G CAMO or CAR-145 organisation.
- Strong knowledge of CAR-M, CAR-145, CAR-66 and DGCA occurrence-reporting requirements.
- Formal quality auditor training.
- Hands-on experience handling DGCA audits, addressing findings and verifying corrective-action closure.
- Must meet DGCA acceptance criteria for the position.
Preferred Qualifications
- Previous experience as an accepted Quality Manager (QM), Continuing Maintenance Manager (CMM) or deputy.
- Business-jet experience, preferably on relevant aircraft types.
- Training in Human Factors and Safety Management Systems (SMS).
