Technical Records Officer

Company Description

Toll Helicopters is Australia’s premier provider of specialised mission-critical helicopter services to clients including NSW Ambulance and the Australian Army. With extensive experience in helicopter maintenance, operations and training, our staff are some of the most highly experienced and well-trained aviation professionals in the country.

**About Toll Helicopters**:
Toll Helicopters, part of the Toll Group, operates on a global scale and are looking for experienced pilots to join the NSW team.

Our highly-qualified team of pilots, aircrew, engineers and safety managers has wide experience in a diverse range of operations, under challenging conditions, including remote, maritime and mountainous locations, in all weather conditions - day or night.

This is an exciting era for Toll Helicopters, with a 10 year (+5 year) contract providing safe, reliable, mission-critical aeromedical services to NSW.

**Job Description**:
We have a unique opportunity to join Toll Group in our Helicopters business as a Technical Records Officer reporting to the Head of Aircraft Airworthiness Maintenance Control. The Technical Records Officer will be based in Sydney, and will be responsible for the day to day maintenance, upkeep and control of the master library of approved data, including aircraft maintenance manuals, flight manuals, airworthiness directives and data used for modification of Toll Helicopters fleet aircraft.
- The day to day compile of data input to the Electronic Database, in relation to aircraft and component maintenance
- Review the Electronic Database forecasts to maintain a system of control to ensure the correct operation of the maintenance control and computer record system and software programs
- Ensure that all ‘hard copy’ Airframe, Engine and C’Box Log Books and/or other History Records are correctly and accurately maintained and made available for despatch with all rotables and components forwarded for repair and overhaul
- Maintenance of a register for receipt and acknowledge for the approved technical and regulatory data
- Maintenance of all technical and regulatory data subscriptions and ensure their renewal in a timely manner
- Review on a monthly basis of the returned publication and index report from the Toll Helicopters bases to identify any discrepancies in data amendment status and rectification of those discrepancies

**Qualifications**:
To be successful in this role, you will need:

- Must have experience in planning, scheduling, controlling and/or performing aircraft maintenance, as well as managing an engineering/maintenance workforce
- Knowledge of aviation operations and processes inherent to aircraft maintenance including remote area helicopter operations and operation of role specific helicopters would be an advantage
- High organisation skills and the ability to juggle competing priorities effectively under time pressures
- Strong customer service orientation
- Attention to detail and strong analytical skills
- Detailed knowledge of CASA regulatory requirements & processes as they pertain to the Helicorp Maintenance Control Manual, the relevant aircraft System of Maintenance and legislative framework for aircraft maintenance activities.

Relevant tertiary level qualifications in engineering &/or aviation would be an advantage

Additional Information
**Be Connected**
- With a bold vision and innovative drive, join our 20,000 colleagues as we lead industry change and transform how customers best meet their global supply chain needs in a meaningful and sustainable way. There are countless opportunities to learn and make a real impact in shaping our industry’s future. Grow with diverse challenges amongst a friendly and inclusive global culture. Take pride in building relationships that matter, because being connected is at the centre of what makes Toll great - it’s what makes our possibilities endless.
- _ Toll embraces and celebrates a variety of cultures. We continue to build a business that reflects the values of equality, built on the knowledge and understanding that everyone is welcome including the First Nations Peoples and those of all ages, genders and abilities._
- To be considered, you must be entitled to work in the specified country and be prepared to undertake pre-employment checks including a criminal history check and medical assessment.