Workshop Engineer (Repair Operations & Machining)

August 20, 2022

Responsibilities

Lead and supervise a team of Technicians in Repair Operations.
Ensure technicians execute the standard repair processes properly for specific aircraft engine parts within the cell with current approved technical data and standard work processes, including level 3 operation procedures.
Plan and schedule Total Preventative Maintenance (TPM) of equipment.
Solve technical issues and problems as appropriate when encountered during daily activities.
Assist the Operations Leader/ Assistant Foremen/ Cell Leaders in their day-to-day operations to achieve production targets, corporate goals, and discipline.
Carry out SAP transactions and make necessary changes to works order in SAP.
Perform cross-functional jobs within the department if required.
Actively support and participate in Continuous Improvement, Environment Health & Safety (EH&S), and Quality projects and initiatives
Comply and adhere to the code of ethics as well as EH&S regulations, standards, requirements, and procedures.
Carry out any other duties as assigned by the supervisor.

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or any other relevant engineering discipline.
2 years of relevant technical experience in the aerospace industry. Open to consider candidates with no experience with full/partial SAR-66 or SAR-7 qualifications.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) license acceptable to CAAS or equivalency may also apply.
Good analytical skills, able to grasp concepts, track and resolve issues quickly.
Experience in Continuous Improvement, Environment Health & Safety (EH&S), and Quality projects and initiatives.
Self-motivated to work independently with a positive attitude towards change management.
Good team player with strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Commit to working on rotating shifts (Day & Night) and overtime on a need basis.
Pass and complete relevant CAAS examination credits:

SAR-66 (A&C – certifying complete engine)

M02 & M08 OR CO2 – Physics & Basic Aerodynamics OR Physics and Aerodynamics
M06 & M07 OR TM1 – Material and Hardware & Maintenance Practices OR Aircraft Materials and Hardware, and Maintenance Practices (Mechanical)
M09 – Human Factor and Error Management
M10 OR CO1 – Airworthiness Administration OR Air Legislation
M15 – Gas Turbine Engine

SAR-7 (A&C – certifying complete engine)