As a skilled Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the airworthiness of aircraft. Your primary responsibility will be to perform maintenance tasks on various aircraft components, including engine overhauls and repairs.
Required Skills and Qualifications
* CASA Part 66 License: This is a mandatory requirement for anyone seeking to work as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer.
* Current ASIC card or eligibility to hold Australian ASIC: You must have a valid ASIC card or be eligible to obtain one to meet the necessary security requirements.
* Part 145 experience: With a strong background in aircraft maintenance, you will need to demonstrate your ability to work within Part 145 regulations.
* Overhaul Workshop experience: As an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, you will be required to manage overhaul workshops, overseeing daily operations and coordinating with team members.
* Aircraft component expertise: Experience with specific aircraft components, such as Bell Series Helicopters, King Air gear, and DH6 Twin Otter gear, is highly desirable.
Benefits
* Autonomy and Deadline Management: You will be expected to work independently and manage multiple projects simultaneously while meeting deadlines.
* Strong Communication Skills: Effective communication with team members, management, and other stakeholders is essential for success in this role.
Additional Requirements
* Relocation Package: Depending on the circumstances, relocation assistance may be available to support successful candidates.
* Commitment to Safety: Above all, a commitment to safety is paramount in this role, with employment conditional upon satisfactory aviation security screening.
By joining our team, you will contribute to the highest standards of aircraft maintenance, ensuring safe and reliable air travel.