Licenced Aircraft Maintenance Engineer – Avionics (3 Position(S)) at August 2025

The role involves performing and certifying inspections, repairs, and replacements on aircraft and their systems, as well as certifying work within the holder’s dual scope of approval. All tasks must comply with TCAA and company regulations, ensuring high safety standards, cost efficiency, and maintaining operational schedules.

Licenced Aircraft Maintenance Engineer – Avionics (3 Position(S)

Key Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair aircraft defects, and certify within dual scope approval for on-time aircraft release.
• Conduct scheduled maintenance checks and service bulletins, certifying work to ensure safety and minimal downtime.
• Inspect, repair, overhaul, modify, and test aircraft components and tools within the approved ATA cluster for optimal turnaround and serviceability.
• Maintain and certify cabin utilities and in-flight entertainment systems for passenger comfort.
• Identify and request necessary parts for maintenance tasks.
• Perform and certify duplicate inspections on safety-critical aircraft and engine systems.
• Accurately record and sign off maintenance work to keep aircraft history and data current.
• Report any incidents or accidents in line with company procedures.
• Follow company safety, health, and environmental policies.
• Coordinate aircraft towing operations and ensure safe movements by liaising with tower and apron control.
• Lead and supervise a team of technicians.

Required Skills

• Strong inspection and troubleshooting abilities.
• Proficiency in computer applications.
• Team-oriented, proactive, and able to work under time pressure.
• High integrity, accountability, and the ability to manage multiple tasks without compromising quality.
• Independent work capability in challenging environments.
• Leadership, communication, analytical thinking, and safety awareness.

Qualifications

• Diploma/Degree in Aeronautical or Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, or related field, plus an approved apprenticeship.
• EASA B2 or ICAO Type II License with ATR 42/72 ratings.
• Dual LWTR with approval on at least one aircraft type.
• Recent ATR 42/72 experience with at least six months of certification in the last two years (verification required).
• In-depth knowledge of aircraft systems and TCAA regulations, plus human factors training.

Experience

• Minimum of three years in a related engineering discipline.
• Experience in line or base maintenance, with either dual LWTR plus one aircraft type approval or approval on two ATA clusters.
• At least two years as an approved technician.
• Familiarity with PW procedures, supervisory skills, and proficiency in inspections and troubleshooting.

Application Details

• Must be fluent in English.
• Opening Date: 07-Aug-2025
• Closing Date: 21-Aug-2025

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