JOB DESCRIPTION

The Component Planning Engineer performs the forecasting and scheduling of Maintenance Tasks and evaluation of accomplished maintenance records per applicable standards.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Plan, forecast, and monitor scheduled component maintenance requirements for the A320 fleet based on FH, FC, calendar, and other applicable limits.

• Monitor life-limited, hard-time, overhaul, inspection, and time-controlled components to ensure timely removal/replacement and continued airworthiness compliance.

• Develop and maintain short-, medium-, and long-term component forecasts aligned with aircraft utilization, maintenance inputs, and operational requirements.

• Maintain accurate component planning data in AMOS, including life parameters, due dates, maintenance requirements, and component status.

• Coordinate with Materials, Supply Chain, Engineering, Maintenance, Procurement, and Technical Records to ensure timely availability and replacement of components.

• Identify upcoming component requirements, material shortages, planning constraints, and compliance risks in advance and initiate appropriate actions.

• Optimize component utilization by aligning replacements with A-Checks, base maintenance, engine/APU changes, and other planned maintenance inputs, where practical.

JOB REQUIREMENTS

Education:

• Bachelor’s Degree/Diploma in Aeronautical, Mechanical, Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, or an equivalent aviation-related qualification.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

• Minimum 4–5 years of relevant aviation experience, preferably within CAMO, Maintenance Planning, or Component Planning.

• Practical experience in A320 Family component planning and forecasting is preferred.

• Strong knowledge of component life monitoring, forecasting, replacement planning, and FH/FC/calendar-controlled maintenance requirements.

• Good understanding of Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP), MPD, AD, SB, EO, and other continuing airworthiness requirements.

• Knowledge of EASA Part-CAMO/Part-M and applicable Kuwait DGCA regulations.

• Good understanding of life-limited, hard-time, overhaul, inspection, and time-controlled components.

• Hands-on working experience with AMOS, particularly component tracking, forecasting, maintenance planning, and data management.

COMPETENCIES

• Ability to interpret aircraft technical records, engineering documents, maintenance data, and component maintenance requirements.

• Good understanding of component applicability, interchangeability, modification status, and configuration control.

• Proficiency in MS Excel and other data analytics applications, with strong analytical and reporting capabilities.

• Strong planning, analytical, problem-solving, communication, and coordination skills.

• Proactive and detail-oriented, with the ability to manage multiple priorities within strict operational and regulatory deadlines.

• Ability to work independently and effectively within a cross-functional team environment.

• Excellent written and verbal command of English.