RECRUITMENT OF QUALITY AND PROJECTS OFFICER

150 150 Air Salvage International

If you’re looking for an opportunity to join a Company with a global reputation for excellence, then then ASI is the place for you!  The Company has been leading the way in the aircraft disassembly sector since its formation in 1997.

Due to the well-earned retirement of the current job holder who started their career with ASI in 2004, the Company is looking for an experienced and enthusiastic Quality and Projects Officer.

The successful candidate will be required to run, audit and continuously develop quality and environmental system procedures in line with ASI’s ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 accreditations, as well as the rigours of the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association (AFRA) Best Management Practice (BMP) standards.  Furthermore, they will need to be confident in understanding and implementing current Health and Safety law/best practice and be able to effectively deal with Environment Agency audits and returns.  Projects Officer responsibilities include successful planning; execution; control; technical discipline monitoring, and closure. They will also act as the primary technical point of contact for customers.

Based at Cotswold Airport, Gloucestershire this full-time position offers excellent working conditions and a competitive salary.

For further information about this role please contact Craig Bates, Human Resource (cbates@airsalvage.co.uk).

 

ASI has held its ISO 9001 (Quality Management) and ISO 14001 (Environmental Systems Management) accreditations since 2004 and 2007 respectively.  Furthermore, in August 2017, the Company successfully migrated to the latest (2015) version of the ISO Standards.

In 2006  ASI was one of the founding members of AFRA. The aim of the organisation was to develop BMPs with the aim of increasing industry performance and raising commercial value for end-of-life aircraft. Today, AFRA represents companies from across the globe and throughout the supply-chain. Through the collective experience of its members, AFRA’s BMP Guide has significantly improved the management of end-of-life aircraft in terms of environmental and sustainable performance. ASI is proud to have been part of AFRA’s formation, and was one of the first companies worldwide to receive its accreditation.