Deputy Nominated Person Continuing Airworthiness (NPCA) (m/f/d)

Do you enjoy taking on responsibility, work in a structured manner, and maintain a clear overview even in a demanding regulatory environment? Do you also value teamwork? We look forward to receiving your application.

You can look forward to a varied range of responsibilities: You’ll support and represent our NPCA and play an active role in ensuring the continued airworthiness of our fleet. Teamwork, mutual support, and open communication are at the heart of everything we do.

Join us in shaping the future of our fleet!

• You will support and represent the NPCA in ensuring the continuing airworthiness of our fleet
• You will plan, coordinate, and monitor measures to maintain airworthiness in compliance with all applicable aviation laws and regulatory requirements
• You will develop and maintain the Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition (CAME), the Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP), and other airworthiness-related procedures
• You will coordinate and monitor maintenance activities in collaboration with our maintenance facilities as well as internal and external partners
• You ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, the implementation of Airworthiness Directives (ADs), and the completeness of airworthiness-related documentation
• You work closely with authorities, manufacturers, and service providers and support audits and regulatory inspections
• You actively contribute to the further development of the safety management system and the optimization of our CAMO processes
   

• You hold a degree in engineering or a qualification as an aircraft maintenance technician (m/f/d) with recognized additional training from the relevant authorities; alternatively, you have more than ten years of professional experience in the field of Continuing Airworthiness Management
• You have at least five years of relevant professional experience, including at least two years in a position of responsibility within the aviation industry
• You have in-depth knowledge of EASA regulations, particularly Part-CAMO, Part-M, Part-145, Part-21, and Part-26, as well as operational requirements in accordance with Air OPS
• You have experience in Continuing Airworthiness Management, in the development and optimization of Aircraft Maintenance Programs (AMP), and in handling aviation technical documentation and quality processes
• You are familiar with the requirements of modern Safety Management Systems (SMS), human factors, and the relevant flight safety standards
• Ideally, you have knowledge of the aircraft types under your supervision and experience with the Gannet software
• You work independently, in a structured and solution-oriented manner, and demonstrate a strong sense of responsibility, the ability to work in a team, and excellent communication skills
• You have good written and verbal communication skills in both English and German

• Welcoming work culture
• Flexible work hours
• Company pension plan (20% employer contribution)
• Jobrad
• Hansefit (variety of sports and wellness facilities)
• Discount portals through Corporate Benefits
• Free beverages (water, coffee, tea)
• Family-friendly
• Regular company events, e.g., Christmas parties and summer festivals
• A great team and flat hierarchies

Northern Helicopter GmbH (NHC) ist seit über 18 Jahren ein zuverlässiger Partner an der deutschen Nord- und Ostseeküste. Das Hubschrauberunternehmen betreibt Standorte in Emden, Norden-Norddeich, Sankt-Peter Ording, Güttin (Rügen) und Wilhelmshaven. Die NHC bietet ihre Dienstleistungen wie Ambulanzflüge, Offshore-Luftrettung und Offshore-Transport vor allem im Bereich der Offshore-Windenergie sowie den Seelotsenversatz in der Deutschen Buch nach höchsten Qualitäts- und Sicherheitsstandards an. Zudem begleiten die Hubschrauber-Crews von Northern Helicopter den Forschungseisbrecher Polarstern in arktische und antarktische Regionen.