Kristof S

Daily planning and execution of maintenance activities to ensure the continued airworthiness of H145M and H225M helicopters operated at and stationed on base. Responsibilities include coordination with maintenance personnel, accurate recording of all maintenance actions performed, regular updating of OEM technical documentation, and consistent use of the maintenance management system in accordance with applicable airworthiness requirements.

Execution of scheduled inspections, servicing, and repair tasks on airframes and related systems for aircraft stationed at the base and in operational service, potentially across multiple types. This includes the replacement of major components such as gearboxes, main rotor hubs, and flight control actuators. Responsibilities also cover the operation and maintenance of test and measuring equipment, test benches, and specialized tools, as well as the proper completion and management of standardized technical documentation.

The program aims to train safety engineers qualified to operate and maintain safety systems and to implement emerging technologies. Graduates are capable of providing engineering support, planning practical activities, and managing complex safety-related tasks in civil and national security sectors, including law enforcement, personal and property protection, information security, occupational safety, fire protection, and environmental safety. The curriculum prepares students for continued master’s level studies. This program is recommended for students interested in IT and information security who enjoy experimenting with and applying advanced digital technologies. Career opportunities include roles in personal and property security, information protection, occupational and fire safety, environmental protection, and disaster management