Aerostructure CAR-145 Certifying Staff - Engine Nacelle Components

• Inspect, verify, and certify the repair, overhaul, and assembly of nacelle components in compliance with GCAA CAR-145, OEM CMMs, and company MOE.
• Serve as the technical reference point for nacelle component maintenance.
• Maintain accurate records and ensure readiness for regulatory oversight at all times.
• Examine complex repair dossiers with a critical eye to detect errors, inconsistencies, or non-conformities.
• Ensure all maintenance activities adhere strictly to CAR-145 requirements, MOE procedures, and human factors principles.
• Issue CRS / GCAA Form 1 (or equivalent) after ensuring full conformity and airworthiness.
• Participate in internal audits, GCAA inspections, and customer quality reviews.
• Review and approve documentation for subcontracted repairs, ensuring compliance before release to service.
• Ensure full traceability of parts, materials, and tooling used in internal and outsourced repairs.
• Support engineering and planning teams in resolving technical queries.
• Support root-cause investigations, corrective actions, and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Mentor technicians and inspectors, promoting a culture of quality and safety.

Component Certification and Release

Our client, a leading GCAA CAR-145 approved MRO organization, is looking for a highly skilled Category C Certifying Staff to join their Engine Nacelle Components Workshop. This role is critical in ensuring the airworthiness of nacelle components, including those repaired internally and by subcontractors. The ideal candidate will bring deep nacelle expertise, proven experience as certifying staff, and a rigorous, detail-oriented approach to reviewing and certifying complex repair dossiers.

• Must be eligible for UAE residency visa, security pass, and GCAA acceptance.
• Strong communication skills and ability to work collaboratively in a multicultural team.
• Strong ability to work with complex repair documentation and identify compliance issues or discrepancies.
• Extensive hands-on expertise with engine nacelle components (fan cowls, thrust reversers, inlets, exhaust systems) .
• Knowledge of composite repair methods and NDT inspection techniques.
• Category C AML (GCAA CAR-66 or foreign AML accepted – e.g., EASA Part-66, FAA A&P) with eligibility for GCAA acceptance and company authorization.
• Proven experience as certifying staff, including prior responsibility for component release to service.
• Workshop-based position within a GCAA-approved MRO facility.
• Experience reviewing and approving subcontracted repair documentation.
• Exceptional precision, attention to detail, and problem-solving mindset.

Working Conditions

• Standard day shifts with possible overtime based on operational demand.