Maersk Air Cargo is accelerating the future of global logistics. As part of Maersk’s integrated end‑to‑end offering, our air cargo business connects speed, reliability, and scale—linking critical markets and enabling customers to move high‑value and time‑sensitive goods with confidence. With a growing global network and a clear ambition to redefine how air logistics supports supply chains, Maersk Air Cargo is where aviation meets transformation.
About the role
Maersk Air Cargo is seeking an Airworthiness Review Staff / Technical Records Engineer to cover the combined responsibilities of Airworthiness Review Staff (ARS) and Technical Records Engineer in a single integrated role.
The position plays a key role in ensuring continued airworthiness, regulatory compliance, and the integrity of aircraft records, in accordance with EASA Part‑CAMO and the company’s Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition (CAME). The successful candidate will combine Airworthiness Review authority with ownership of technical records while actively contributing to aircraft transitions, fleet projects, and continuous improvement initiatives across the organisation.
This is a fully office-based role, requiring on-site presence five days per week at the advertised location.
Key Responsibilities
Airworthiness Review Staff (ARS) Responsibilities
- Perform Airworthiness Reviews (documentary and physical) in accordance with approved CAME procedures
- Issue, recommend, and manage Airworthiness Review Certificates (ARC), including extensions where applicable
- Ensure airworthiness reviews are conducted & verify continuing airworthiness compliance
- Coordinate findings, observations, and corrective actions with Engineering, Planning, and Compliance Monitoring
- Provide airworthiness expertise during audits, authority oversight, and internal compliance activities
Technical Records / Records Engineer Responsibilities
- Own the integrity and quality of continuing airworthiness records across the Maersk Air Cargo fleet, supporting operational excellence and regulatory compliance.
- Ensure correct structure and traceability of records
- Drive data quality and consistency across CAMO systems, digital records platforms, and archival solutions, contributing to the continued development of Maersk Air Cargo's airworthiness management environment.
- Participate in aircraft lease‑in and lease‑out projects, fleet transitions, and changes of aircraft registration as part of a dedicated cross‑functional team, ensuring successful records integration and regulatory compliance.
- Act as a key contributor during audits, regulatory oversight activities, and aircraft reviews, ensuring records are inspection-ready and support efficient compliance demonstration.
- Support the development and optimisation of technical records processes, digital tools, and airworthiness data management practices as the fleet and organisation continue to grow.
Qualifications and Experience
- Eligible for approval as Airworthiness Review Staff under EASA Part‑CAMO
- EASA Part 66 AML or relevant engineering degree
- A minimum of 5 years of experience in continuing airworthiness.
- Proven experience within continuing airworthiness management and technical records
- Strong knowledge of:
- EASA Part‑CAMO / Part‑M
- Airworthiness Review and ARC processes
- Maintenance Programs and AD management
- Experience with CAMO IT systems (e.g. Flydocs, CAMP, or equivalent)
- Highly structured, detail‑oriented, and audit‑experienced
- Able to work independently while collaborating effectively across Engineering, Planning, and Compliance functions
If you meet the EASA Part-CAMO requirements and are looking for a role that combines Airworthiness Review authority, technical records expertise, involvement in fleet transition projects, and the opportunity to influence how a growing cargo airline manages its continuing airworthiness activities, apply today and join Maersk Air Cargo!
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Skills Required
- Eligible for approval as Airworthiness Review Staff under EASA Part-CAMO
- EASA Part 66 AML or relevant engineering degree
- A minimum of 5 years of experience in continuing airworthiness
- Proven experience within continuing airworthiness management and technical records
- Strong knowledge of EASA Part-CAMO / Part-M
- Experience with CAMO IT systems (e.g. Flydocs, CAMP, or equivalent)
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A.P. Moller - Maersk is an integrated transport and logistics company; going all the way, together, for our customers and society. ALL THE WAY is our commitment to connect the world so that everyone has both the possibility and the ability to trade, grow and thrive. The company employs roughly 110.000 employees across operations in 130 countries.
