Job Summary
Prepare and review certification documents such as Flammability Statements, Compliance Reports, Material Identification Tables (MIT), Technical Substantiation Reports, and related certification artifacts.
Analyze engineering drawings, BOMs, material specifications, and test reports to determine certification and compliance requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Verify compliance with aviation regulations, customer requirements, and applicable industry standards, including FAA 14 CFR Part 25, RTCA/DO-160, AMC 20-120, Boeing, and Panasonic standards.
Review flammability, smoke, toxicity, heat release, and environmental qualification test reports, and incorporate the results into certification packages.
Review flammability, smoke, toxicity, heat release, and environmental qualification test reports, and incorporate the results into certification packages.
Support certification activities by understanding applicable Methods and Means of Compliance (MoC) and ensuring traceability between requirements, test evidence, and certification documentation.
Skill Requirements
Aircraft Certification & Compliance
Flammability Certification Documentation
Compliance Report Preparation
Material Identification Table (MIT) Creation
Compliance Matrix Development
Requirements Traceability Management
FAA 14 CFR Part 25
RTCA/DO-160 Environmental Qualification
AMC 20-120 Compliance Requirements
Engineering Drawing Interpretation
Bill of Materials (BOM) Analysis
Material Specification Review
Test Report Analysis
MS Excel
MS Word
Document Management Systems
Aerospace Materials & Components Knowledge
Other Requirements
Create and maintain certification records, revision histories, approval documentation, and compliance matrices, ensuring complete traceability between parts, materials, test reports, and regulatory requirements.
Coordinate with engineering, testing, and certification teams to resolve compliance-related issues and support certification deliverables.