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Technical Safety & Technical Assurance Manager – Fast‑Jet Operations (Speculative)
Location
North Wales
Salary
£80,000 – £85,000 + benefits
Type
Permanent – speculative role
Context – Speculative Search
- Working with a major fast‑jet training programme at RAF Valley
- Client is open to strong profiles, even though this is not a fixed live vacancy
- Role scope can be shaped around the right candidate
- Aim: build a pipeline and move quickly when there is a strong match
Role Overview
- Act as technical safety and assurance lead for fast‑jet operations
- Work closely with engineering teams and senior military stakeholders
- Provide independent, evidence‑based advice on operational decisions
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver technical safety and assurance across fast‑jet training and operations
- Review and challenge:
- Engineering decisions
- Risk assessments
- Safety cases and supporting documentation
- Ensure compliance with:
- Civil aviation regulations
- Military aviation regulations
- Internal safety and engineering standards
- Present clear recommendations to senior stakeholders
- Operate as a key interface between:
- Engineering
- Safety
- Front‑line flying operations
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Ideal Candidate Profile
Background in aerospace / aeronautical engineering
Ideally:
- Ex‑military OR
- Significant military aviation / defence aerospace experience
Exposure to:
- Airworthiness
- Technical assurance
- Engineering management
- Civil and Military aviation regulation
Platform experience:
- Fast‑jet strongly preferred
- Helicopter or relevant civilian aerospace considered
Personal attributes:
- Confident and credible with senior officers
- Comfortable challenging decisions using data and evidence
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills


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Security:
- SC clearance eligible (active is highly preferred)
What’s In It For You
- Opportunity to work on a nationally significant fast‑jet programme
- Direct impact on:
- Safety
- Operational performance
- Training output
- Indicative package:
- Salary up to £85,000
- Defence‑grade benefits (pension, leave, etc. – details at discussion stage)
- Speculative approach:
- Flexibility to explore mutual fit
- Potential to shape the role around your experience
How To Express Interest
Send:
- Your CV
- Brief bullet points summarising:
- Aerospace / aviation safety experience
- Technical assurance / airworthiness responsibilities
- Military or defence aviation exposure
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