Workshop Engineer (Repair Operations & Machining)

Job Description

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.

Requirements

• 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

OR

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

• L11 OR L12 – Airworthiness Administration OR Air Legislation
• H11 – Human Factor and Error Management  
• B11 – Maintenance Practices and Materials
• B13 – Electrical and Instrument Systems  
• C14 – Turbine Engine Theory and Construction
• C15 – Turbine Engine Systems