Associate Consultant – Aviation Regulatory & Airworthiness vacancy in Remote (075cm)
Our client is seeking experienced Associate Consultants with a background in military aviation engineering, airworthiness, or aviation safety to deliver specialist consulting and training services within regulated aviation environments. This role is particularly well suited to former RAF, Royal Navy, or Army Air Corps engineers, airworthiness specialists, or aviation officers who have worked within Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisations (CAMO), engineering authorities, or military aviation regulatory environments. Working on a project‑by‑project basis, you will deliver advisory services and regulatory training to aviation professionals supporting UK Military Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisations (CAMO). Assignments will involve sharing practical experience, interpreting regulatory requirements, and helping organisations improve operational effectiveness and compliance.
The Role
A key part of this position involves delivering continuing airworthiness regulatory training and consultancy to individuals working within, or supporting, UK military aviation organisations. Training sessions include practical exercises, scenario‑based learning, and discussion of real‑world aviation regulatory challenges. Consultants are expected to apply their operational experience to help delegates understand regulatory frameworks and improve CAMO performance.
Key Responsibilities
Consulting & Training Delivery
- Deliver specialist consulting and regulatory training services in line with agreed project scopes.
- Facilitate training sessions covering continuing airworthiness regulations and CAMO responsibilities.
- Lead practical exercises and scenario‑based learning activities for aviation professionals.
- Provide guidance on improving efficiency, compliance, and best practice within CAMO environments.
Client Engagement
- Build strong professional relationships with aviation stakeholders and regulatory personnel.
- Produce clear, professional reports and consultancy deliverables.
- Support aviation organisations in interpreting regulatory requirements and implementing improvements.
Quality & Standards
- Ensure consulting outputs meet agreed regulatory and industry standards.
- Identify and communicate potential risks or issues that could affect programme delivery.
- Maintain professional documentation and records related to assignments.
Collaboration
- Participate in project briefings, progress updates, and delivery reviews.
- Contribute technical expertise to proposals and new client opportunities when required.
Essential Experience
- Military aviation background within the RAF, Royal Navy, or Army Air Corps, particularly in engineering, airworthiness, or regulatory roles.
- Practical knowledge of UK Military Aviation Authority (MAA) Military Regulatory Publications (MRP).
- Specific experience with MRP 4900 Continuing Airworthiness Engineering (CAE) series.
- Working knowledge of MAA RA4800 regulations.
- Experience working within or supporting a UK Military Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO).
- Strong understanding of:
- CAMO roles and responsibilities
- Interfaces between CAMOs, Designers, Maintainers, Suppliers, and Operators
- Experience delivering technical briefings, instruction, or training within aviation environments.
- Ability to work independently and deliver agreed outcomes to schedule.
Desirable Experience
- Knowledge of Civil Aviation Regulatory Frameworks, including:
- UK CAA regulations
- EASA Part CAMO
- Part M
- Part 145
- Experience delivering aviation regulatory training courses or workshops.
- Previous consultancy or advisory experience.
Professional Requirements
- Evidence of ongoing professional competence in aviation engineering, safety, or regulatory disciplines.
- Appropriate professional indemnity and public liability insurance.
- Willingness and ability to travel nationally and internationally.
Working Arrangements
Assignments are offered on an associate consultant basis under individual Statements of Work. This flexible arrangement allows consultants to accept assignments aligned with their expertise and availability. Consultants are responsible for maintaining their own professional development, tools, and insurance required for the services they provide.
Why This Role?
- Continue applying their operational aviation knowledge and regulatory expertise
- Share experience gained within military airworthiness and engineering environments
- Support the next generation of aviation professionals
- Work flexibly on consulting and training assignments across the aviation sector
If you have a background in military aviation engineering, continuing airworthiness, or aviation regulatory compliance and are interested in applying your expertise in a consultancy capacity, we would welcome your application.
Please submit your CV along with a short summary of your relevant aviation experience to charles@ex-mil.co.uk.
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