Responsibilities Identify latent hazards and carry out risk management analyses of those hazards. Investigate, analyse and identify root cause of all hazards, incidents and accidents. Ensure the operator has adequate mitigation in place for identified safety risks. Maintain the internal safety data system to monitor and analyse trends in hazards, incidents and accidents. Ensure continuous monitoring system that evaluates the results of corrective actions with respect to hazards, incidents and accidents. Monitor the concerns of the civil aviation industry in respect of safety and their perceived effect on the organisation. Coordinate the organisation's aviation safety programme and all related safety matters. Cooperate with the training department with regard to safety training of employees as needed. Investigate all incidents and accidents involving the organisation's assets. Action and distribute all accident, incident and other safety reports. Collaborate with the security personnel to ensure all aspects of the security programme is implemented. In collaboration with the Quality Assurance department, monitor and track aircraft component reliability and service provider audits. Support the organisational emergency response plan. Support the Quality Assurance Manager with compliance related audits. Promulgate safety bulletins to all staff within the organisation. Support safety awareness based on safety issues identified through the safety system. Conduct meetings with all relevant personnel regarding safety matters. Ensure that the safety equipment is in an operable state. Conduct safety risk audits and participate in both Authority (CAA) and external audits. Assist the OSHE Officer in the administration of the OHSE programme. Collaborate and build long‑term relationships with key stakeholders (Internal and External). Supervise external stakeholders with all matters relating to safety in and around assets. Qualifications Grade 12 or equivalent. Minimum of 5 years' experience involved in the management of an aviation safety programme. Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence (Current or Expired). Human Factors in Aviation. Train the Trainer. Safety Management Systems for Aviation. Aviation Auditor. Relevant Diploma/Degree (NQF Level 6/7). Lead Auditor. Accident and Incident Investigation. Fully computer literate (MS Office). Attention to detail. Interpersonal skills. Analytical skills. Well organised and able to work under pressure. Excellent communication (verbal and written). Ability to collaborate effectively. Ability to prioritise workload. Risk management skills. Personal Attributes Professional. High integrity. Self‑driven. Team player and an independent thinker who will take initiative. Immaculate time‑keeping. Positive attitude. Strong work ethic. Proactive approach to the delivery of duties. Adaptable and flexible. Preference will be given to members of under‑represented designated groups. #J-18808-Ljbffr