Aircraft Engine Technician

JOB ACCOUNTABILITIES
• Aircraft Maintenance and Planning
•Carries out the scheduled Propulsion maintenance activities to meet the aircraft maintenance programme as defined in the aircraft project plan and the
maintenance content, which is detailed in the PE1 DMS engineering, unscheduled
maintenance (Emergent/Unplanned), TCTOs and SI s.
•Monitors and provides daily updates of the tasks undertaken and their progress against
the programme; these updates are via the agreed IT based application and verbal
briefs.
•Highlights to the Operations Team Leader, issues likely to impact the aircraft programme.
•Ensures timely and accurate information is supplied when submitting AES and Technical Queries.
Budgetary
Control costs by:
•Accurate estimates of additional work content and hours.
•Limits the requirement for overtime by effective planning and the use of flexi-time. Quality Assurance and Control
• Has responsibility, as far as is considered fair and practicable, for ensuring the personnel they are supervising have the necessary knowledge and skills to carry
out the task in hand and that the task is completed I.A.W. RSAF
TOs/publications, TMSC Quality system process and M&CA mandates.
•Provides sufficient direct supervision of any personnel assigned to ensure quality standards are maintained.
•Investigates and provides reports on technical issues and accident/incident events.
•Ensures effective housekeeping programmes are maintained.
•Prepares for and co-operates with all internal/external audits. Co-ordination of Technical Activities
•Ensures that sound maintenance practices and documentation procedures are followed at all times.

Qualifications:
National civilian / military equivalent recognised aircraft maintenance
traineeship / apprenticeship
•Has extensive post qualification practical maintenance experience within operational flying aircraft environment supported by formal recorded workplace applied related training OR comprehensive experience on Tornado airframe system testing.
•Relevant Type specific training.
•Must have an understanding and application of human factors, error management, health & safety and proactive hazard analysis, appropriate to the role.
•Must hold a current driving licence
•Computer literate with an understanding of the Microsoft Office Suite Desirable:
•A sound understanding of the RSAF 4-1-7166 series and supporting technical publications applicable to their work area
•An understanding of the RSAF Operation and working practices
•Working knowledge of Q-pulse, DMS and an understanding of M&CA processes.