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My current activities include teaching and conducting research in the field of safety and accident investigation within safety-critical industries. Recently I conducted a research that developed an Aviation Safety Monitoring Process which works to proactively prevent aviation accidents and incidents that could be induced by maintenance and other human factors issues. Another research that I recently finalized was funded by EASA. It looked on helicopter main gearbox oil loss optimisation.I have had a career within various sectors of aviation industry. I was graduated as an Aeronautical Engineer (BSc.) 1985-1991, and then got an MSc in Rockets Engines Internal Ballistics in 2000. I worked as a licensed helicopter maintenance engineer in Bell 212/205, Puma 330-all versions, and Mi-24D/V during the period 1991 to 1997, and then worked as a university lecturer in aeronautics, aviation management, and mechanical engineering 1997 to 2003. I then worked as an aviation quality inspector for the period 2003 to 2005, after which I got my PhD in aviation safety, namely: ‘Human factors effects in aviation maintenance’ at Cranfield University in 2010.Professionally, I'm a certified aircraft accident investigator, an auditor of ISO-10015 for quality in vocational training and higher education, and a member of the Royal Aeronautical Society-UK. Through my previous career I participated in, and headed, many committees for aircraft maintenance and overhauls management, as well as university engineering syllabus designing and teaching. I was awarded 2007 Centennial Award of the Royal Aeronautical Society-UK.

Listed skills include Human Factors, Aerodynamics, Cfd, Mathematical Modeling, and 21 others.