Quality Assurance and Compliance Monitoring Officer

À propos de ce posteDescriptionSupport the Regional Quality Assurance and Compliance Monitoring Lead in implementing and maintaining a global, centralized Safety, Quality Assurance, and Compliance Monitoring framework in Burgess Hill.Manage and continuously improve regional and local Quality Management and Compliance Monitoring Systems associated with CAE approvals under the Aircrew Regulation.Coordinate and execute the approved Global Annual Quality Assurance and Compliance Monitoring audit program to ensure compliance with regulatory and corporate standards.Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance customer satisfaction, operational effectiveness, and profitability.Manage and maintain regulatory and industry approvals for the assigned area, ensuring ongoing certification compliance.Act as a point of contact with Regulatory Authorities, internal stakeholders, and external partners on Quality Assurance and safety matters.Act as Postholder or Deputy Postholder, where applicable, and ensure continuous improvement of Quality Assurance and Compliance Management Systems across simulator and flight training centers (ATO and FTO).Mentor and support local leadership to promote quality assurance, continuous improvement, and adherence to corporate and regulatory standards.Participate in working groups, conferences, and safety promotion activities to support system harmonization and best practices.Collaborate with regional and center-level Quality Assurance and Compliance Monitoring leaders to align policies and practices while maintaining compliance with applicable National Aviation Authority (NAA) regulations.Participate in and adhere to the Global Training Plan for Quality Assurance and Compliance Monitoring personnel.Support monthly Safety, Quality, and Compliance Review Boards by monitoring performance, identifying non-compliances, conducting root cause analyses, and recommending corrective and preventive actions.Contribute to strategic planning by supporting the development of annual Quality Assurance and Compliance Monitoring KPIs.Coordinate and maintain centralized Quality Assurance and Compliance Monitoring records and documentation as part of the Integrated Safety, Quality Assurance, and Compliance Monitoring system.Perform additional duties as assigned by Regional Leadership or the Director of Global Safety, Quality Assurance and Compliance Monitoring - Civil Division.Minimum QualificationsExperience as a qualified Quality Auditor.Demonstrated knowledge of Quality Management Systems (e.g., ISO 9001, AS9100, CMMI).Knowledge of aviation regulatory frameworks, including ICAO and applicable National Aviation Authority regulations related to safety, training, and operations.Experience analyzing complex quality, compliance, technical, and operational issues and developing practical, stakeholder-aligned recommendations.Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.Ability to work across office, airport, and training center environments.Willingness and ability to travel up to 15%.Legal right to live and work in the UK.Preferred QualificationsExperience in the aviation or aviation training industry.Previous experience in a Compliance Specialist or audit management role.IOSA audit experience.Experience establishing or coordinating Quality Management Systems (QMS) and Compliance Monitoring Systems (CMS) for training organizations or airlines.Previous experience working as a regulator overseeing airlines or training organizations.Ability to act as a Postholder or Deputy Postholder within an aviation regulatory framework.BenefitsAttractive benefits including a flexible holiday policy and a flexi time scheme.Private health insurance with BUPAHealthcare cash plan.Pension scheme.Life Assurance. propos de CAEÀ CAE, notre mission est claire : contribuer à rendre le monde plus sécuritaire. Depuis près de 80 ans, nous faisons progresser l'innovation en simulation, en formation et en préparation aux missions afin de soutenir des opérations critiques partout dans le monde. Grâce à des technologies avancées, nous aidons nos clients à travailler plus intelligemment, plus rapidement et de façon plus durable. Joignez vous à une organisation guidée par sa raison d'être, où les idées audacieuses sont encouragées, où la collaboration fait avancer les choses et où votre développement alimente notre réussite commune.Type d'emploiRégulierÉgalité des chances et mesures d'adaptationCAE s'engage à offrir des chances égales à tous les candidats, sans égard à la race, à la nationalité, à la couleur, à la religion, au sexe, à l'identité ou à l'expression de genre, à l'orientation sexuelle, au handicap, à la neurodiversité, au statut d'ancien combattant, à l'âge ou à toute autre caractéristique protégée par la loi. Nous encourageons les personnes qui ne répondent pas à tous les critères à poser leur candidature. Des mesures d'adaptation raisonnables sont offertes au besoin - communiquez avec votre recruteur ou écrivez à CAECarrieres des donnéesDéclaration de confidentialitéNous utilisons parfois des outils appuyés par l'IA pour soutenir l'évaluation des candidatures, tout en gardant une prise de décision entièrement humaine. CAE remercie tous les candidats de leur intérêt. Toutefois, seules les personnes dont le profil et l'expérience répondent aux exigences du poste seront contactées.