This role has direct authority of enforcing the maintenance functions assigned to them in accordance with established procedures, specifications and current regulations.
Job Responsibilities:
Carry out all maintenance requirements, including line station checks, deferred rectification, scheduled maintenance check as per maintenance standards and practices
Perform line checks and inspections in accordance with customer’s current instructions and approved maintenance programs and schedules.
Perform fueling of the aircraft in accordance with the approved maintenance manual procedures
Perform daily routine checks and inspection after termination of all flights and pre-flight inspection immediately before aircraft departure. Perform Aircraft Departure/Arrival handling.
Perform inspections in accordance with the aircraft maintenance manual procedures as a result of lightning strikes, hard landing, etc.
Maintain safety and cleanliness in the workplace and recommend to immediate superiors any information that will ensure safety of personnel and equipment.
Familiarization of all Aircraft Technical Publications.
Enter in the aircraft logbook and sign-off the performance of line checks and inspections and any other action taken thereof on all reported discrepancies.
Rectify defects entered in the aircraft logbooks as reported by the flight crew or revealed during ground inspection. In case of no rectification, defer the action in accordance with the customer’s aircraft MEL procedures and restrictions.
Job Requirements:
Must have completed associate or bachelor’s degree in aviation-related courses.
Holds a valid CAAP A&P or AMS license.
Must have successfully completed a minimum of 1 year in the Mechanic C role and satisfied all the training and authorization requirements stated in the Aircraft Mechanic Competency Checklist APPCDGM028.
Direct Hire Requirements: Must have at least 5 years of aviation maintenance experience with at least 1 aircraft type rating being serviced by A+.
Familiarity with customer aircraft systems, AMOS, or equivalent maintenance management systems.
Adequate knowledge of aviation and/or civil aviation authority regulations and standards.
Adequate knowledge in quality management, safety management, and security management systems.
