Technical Records Analyst
CurrentResponsible for the review of all incoming technical information for fleet applicability and the revision of company systems to ensure timely compliance with Canadian Aviation Regulations for the AW139 helicopter and PC12 aircraft fleets.Review and process all maintenance log pages, company work orders, internal shop work orders, and documents relative to components received from vendors, and to update company Aircraft Inspection Program Manual, technical logs & computerized maintenance tracking system (Ramco), as required. Ensure all log books and documentation are up-to-date for components requiring repair at external facilities.Conduct quality control checks on all maintenance records to ensure accuracy; monitor that corrections are completed where necessary. Document and report discrepancies to the Chief Engineer and the Quality Assurance Department, as required.Provide record support for materials management/stores department.Provide reporting for Repair/Modification reports, Weight & Balance reports, engine trend monitoring data for maintenance planning, Transport Canada requirements, and rental and power-by-the-hour reports.Provide 24-hour support to the Aircraft Mechanical Engineers and all other users of the maintenance database, as well as to other members of the Maintenance Support Team.Carry out any other duties delegated by the Manager of Maintenance Planning and Analysis, or the Director of Maintenance.File, store and maintain on-site archiving of all processed aircraft technical records, as well as provide information/document retrieval, as requested. Assist with the creation of maintenance processes training documents, ensuring all processes/documents are updated as required. Edit all training documents for accuracy, spelling, grammar and format, as well as any other departmental documentation, as requested. Attend all required company training, as well as any training relative to position/department, or special interest courses.