Technical Records Officer at Aberdair Aviation Limited

Aberdair Aviation, a dynamic pan-African aviation group which operates both fixed wing and helicopter aircraft from bases in East and West Africa, is looking for a qualified and experienced Technical Records Officer in Nanyuki, Kenya. ·

Qualifications & Experience

• Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering or Degree in Engineering, or related field
• Minimum 2-3 years of hands-on experience in technical records management, within an approved CAMO environment, regional operator, or certified MRO/AMO Facility.
• Certification: Aircraft documentation course preferred.
• Deep understanding of civil aviation documentation requirements regarding continuing airworthiness management.
• Precise tracking capability to detect subtle data transcription errors in multi-character alphanumeric part and serial numbers.
• Excellent communication skills to interface smoothly between high-pressure hangar-floor production teams and the corporate CAMO Manager based remotely at the AOC

Key Responsibilities

• Assisting the CAMO & Reliability Manager: ·
• Keeping an accurate and up-to-date record of flying hours and cycles of each aircraft/engine in the relevant logbooks;
• Maintain an accurate and up-to-date aircraft component tracking system
• Opening job cards and close them after review for completeness and accuracy; ·
• Monitoring all time-expired items and all mandatory inspections;
• Store aircraft OC (On-condition) components, TBO (Time Between Overhaul), and LLPs with correct traceability documentation Updating and preparing aircraft monthly utilization reports; Securing storage and preservation of maintenance records required by regulations;
• Monitoring technical records for compliance and retrieval efficiency ·
• Perform rigorous quality checks on completed scheduled maintenance packages on-site to ensure full Certificate of Release to Service (CRS) documentation is legally closed.
• Verify parts traceability documentation-specifically ensuring valid releases, FAA Form 8130-3 certificates, or EASA Form 1 documents accompany newly unboxed components Retrieve, present, and defend technical records dynamically on the hangar floor during unannounced ramp checks, safety investigations, or formal end-of-year regulatory audits