Etihad Airways seeks an Engineering Officer for Aircraft Data and Digital Operations to maintain airworthiness and oversee the Electronic Technical Log systems, including eCentral 8 and e-Techlog devices, ensuring CAR M 306/307 compliance and audit readiness. The role includes ETL monitoring, access control, training, digital solution management, and supporting the GCAA audit program within a strong safety culture under CAR X SMS. Requirements: engineering degree or aircraft license, at least two years in Continued Airworthiness with ETL experience, and solid knowledge of CAR M, CAR 145 and CAR AIR OPS. To apply, tailor your resume to highlight ETL administration, regulatory compliance, and cross-functional impact with concrete data quality improvements and training outcomes. Onsite Abu Dhabi; apply through official Etihad channels and heed the Fraud Alert.
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The Engineering Officer - Aircraft Data and Digital Operations is responsible maintain the Etihad Airways continued airworthiness standards and processes of the Electronic Technical Log systems. In addition, the officer is responsible to ensure the compliance with the respective regulations related to Aircraft Technical Log, CAR M 306 as well as the Aircraft Continuing Airworthiness records CAR M 307.
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