Etihad Airways-Avionics Station Maintenance Engineer B2 - Melbourne

Avionics Station Maintenance Engineer B2 - Melbourne
Country AUSTRALIA
City Melbourne Department Technical
Closing date 27 July 2015
Job Purpose The purpose of the Station Maintenance Engineer (SME) position is to perform: Aircraft Inspections By carrying out the technical handling, certification, and Release to Service of aircraft within the scheduled ground time, according to Etihad Airways Technical requirements. Analysis and Rectification of Defects and Technical complaints By Checking arriving aircraft Technical Logs for open items and debriefing crews as necessary. Performing all Call-ups and scheduled maintenance as scheduled by AMS and/or MCC. Effecting complete cooperation and consultation with MCC as required. Responsibilities Assist Regional Maintenance Manager (RMM) and/or Senior Station Engineer (SSE) to ensure that all aircraft maintenance requirements are met at the station. Ensure 100% compliance with all Technical & QA audits Ensure contact is made with crews of all arriving aircraft. Ensure all required work is handled effectively. Ensure the highest level of on-time performance with regard to all aspects of aircraft maintenance and handling of aircraft Ensure that personal Engineers Logbook is up-to-date and that all Read & Sign requirements for Etihad Continuation Training Form (QA/ETD/18) are completed in a timely manner. Requirements Qualifications and Education: Valid AMEL B2 EASA/CASA typerated with B777 GE90 and A320 V2500 aircraft type rating. Preference will be given to GCAA/EASA licence holders. Recognized Airline/Aviation apprenticeship Experience: A minimum of 7 years airline industry experience in aircraft maintenance & certification, of which at least 2 years should be in Line Maintenance Training: Formal technical training in at least 1 other Airframe/Engines type of the Etihad Fleet Knowledge: An excellent knowledge of line maintenance operations and requirements A familiarity of maintenance regulations issued by an appropriate regulatory authority (preferably EASA JAA and/or the UAE GCAA). High standard of written and spoken English language