Position Overview:
This position is responsible for Engine Shop activities on gas turbine powered aircraft, technical troubleshooting, problem solving, engine changes, engine repairs and scheduled inspection in a particular geographic region.
Key Responsibilities:
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Responsible, under the direction of the Supervisor/Manager, Engine Shop for assisting operators of aircraft engines in the following phases of maintenance:
- Perform inspection, airframe interface, ground operation, troubleshooting, adjustment and repair of engines and related accessories, as installed in customer aircraft per manufacturer’s instructions.
- Accomplish duties in such a manner as to present an image of professionalism to the customer and their agents that is the embodiment of service assistance in conforming the results to the manufacturer’s approved modification specifications in engines and related accessories.
- Have knowledge of and where to obtain any required information.
- Monitor tooling calibrations for any equipment used to perform designated tasks.
- Perform any appropriate inspection they are certified to perform following completion of engine repairs and modifications and the inspection of powerplants following their installation into the aircraft for final acceptance and release to service.
- Make airworthiness determinations and providing suitable certification for the work performed including the Final Inspection and “Release to Service” of any work accomplished within the Repair Station’s Rating either at the Repair Station or at any other location.
- Establish and maintain positive and effective contact with customers, brokers, agents, and others to enhance opportunities for new and continuing business development.
- Accomplish duties in a manner that presents an image of professionalism to the customer and their agents that is the embodiment of service assistance in conforming the results of the repair/maintenance activities to the manufacturer’s approved modification specifications in engines and related accessories.
Qualifications:
Required:
- FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certificate.
- 2–3 years’ turbine engine maintenance experience in the aviation industry.
- Demonstrated experience on the following engine types: HTF7000 series, TFE731, CFE738, APU models.
Strong troubleshooting skills with the ability to work independently in remote environments. - Professional presence, strong verbal and written communication skills, and the ability to foster positive customer relationships.
- Valid driver’s license
- Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, and ability to learn company/industry software.
Preferred:
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- OEM training on applicable engines.
Physical & Work Environment
- Work performed on-aircraft, in hangars, and on ramps — including outdoors in varying weather.
- Periodic elevated noise exposure during engine runs (hearing protection provided).