Announcement of Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Center (THC) for a First Technician Position
Brief Description:
The First Maintenance Technician is responsible for carrying out maintenance activities and supervising assigned maintenance projects at the THC Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Center, ensuring aircraft readiness, compliance with standards, and completion of periodic documentation and reports.
Main Responsibilities:
- Encourage reporting through THC's safety management systems.
- Recommend engineering safety practices and ensure the use of personal protective equipment.
- Ensure the implementation of Foreign Object Debris (FOD) procedures by Part 145 personnel.
- Report any deficiencies in aircraft hangar facilities.
- Perform all maintenance, preventive maintenance, and modifications using approved technical data.
- Adhere to the work instructions of RSQCM, GMM, and TODPM.
- Complete aircraft maintenance documentation accurately and follow engineering standards.
- Attend daily safety briefings and weekly production planning meetings.
- Label aircraft components and store them properly.
- Identify staff training needs and inform the Line Manager.
- Promote teamwork, discipline, and maintain confidentiality and professional appearance.
Qualifications:
- A Type II equivalent license issued by EASA, FAA, or ICAO (if not holding a license from the General Authority of Civil Aviation).
- GACA license / GACA Repair Technician Certificate.
Experience and Skills:
- Minimum of 4 years of experience as a technician or in a related field.
- AW139 standard rating (minimum 3 years).
- Previous experience as a Part 145 certified inspector.
- Good knowledge of regulatory procedures.
- Use of Microsoft Office package or related software.
- Exercise the privileges of his/her certificate and rating.
- Provide documented evidence of training or type rating.
