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Volantes is partnering with an established aviation operator to appoint a Head of CAMO in Brisbane. Reporting directly to the CEO / Accountable Manager, you will take full ownership of the continuing airworthiness of the fleet under CASR Part 42 – from maintenance programmes and airworthiness directives through to records, Part 145 relationships and CASA reporting. It is a senior, highly visible role with real influence over fleet reliability and operational performance. Key Information Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Employment: Permanent, full time Reports to: CEO / Accountable Manager Manages: Technical support staff Key Responsibilities Develop, manage and approve the aircraft maintenance programmes for the managed fleet Manage the approval of modifications and repairs, ensuring all changes meet an approved standard Ensure compliance with all applicable Airworthiness Directives and operational directives Oversee defect rectification and deferral, and coordinate scheduled maintenance, life-limited part replacements and component inspections Maintain continuing airworthiness records, current weight and balance status and valid Certificates of Airworthiness Manage the relationship and maintenance contracts with Part 145 organisations Report maintenance-related occurrences to CASA and the aircraft manufacturer Own and amend the CAMO exposition, and promote safety, quality and Human Factors principles across the function What You'll Bring Essential At least 3 years' experience in continuing airworthiness management One of the following: a current or previously held B1, B2 or C licence (or equivalent); a Certificate IV in aircraft maintenance; a Diploma in aviation maintenance management; or a Diploma-level engineering qualification (aeronautical, avionics, mechanical, electrical or electronics) Comprehensive knowledge of airworthiness regulations and standards, CAMO expositions and quality systems Strong communication and stakeholder management skills Preferred Experience on ATR, Dash 8 or E190 aircraft Australian or New Zealand-based candidates are preferred, though overseas applicants will be considered What Success Looks Like A fleet that meets all CASA airworthiness requirements Minimal AOG events and fleet downtime Efficient, well-forecast maintenance planning and engineering resourcing Interested? Click apply for a confidential conversation