Workshop Technician (Landing Gear) - Airframe and NDT Workshop

Workshop Technician will be responsible for carrying out maintenance and calibration tasks on as required on aircraft components, tools and equipment in accordance with company procedures and regulations. The job holder works as part of a team under the direction and guidance of the assigned supervisor/ Engineer within the appropriate trade/cross trade disciplines for which they have been trained. 
In this role you will:

        Generic:

- Carry out routine component/ tools servicing and calibration/ maintenance /modification and, or approved repairs compliant to manufacturers procedures whilst observing all safety procedures.
- Complete any component / tools maintenance and other tasks as assigned by immediate Supervisor/ Engineers. This will include the ability to obtain and understand Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM), Illustrated Parts catalogue (IPC), Component Maintenance Manual (CMM), standard Practice Manual (SPM), Quality Manual ISO/IEC 17025 or other approved documentation required to carry out the task.
- Assist supervisor/ Engineers in trouble shooting, defect rectifications and carrying out modifications while performing instructions contained in the job card.
- Ensure all work locations are kept clean and maintain excellent housekeeping. Participate and promote in creating a safety culture in an effort to minimise accidents and highlight any deficiencies/failures that can lead to such accidents. This includes being aware and communicating safety shortfalls. Maintain vigilance in ensuring work areas (including the ramp), vehicles, stands, lockers are free of FOD and that toolboxes are regularly audited, maintained and kept clean.
- Ensure prompt attendance to all allocated tasks with the intent to reduce TAT and avoid operational delays/disruptions. Should be able to communicate any aircraft/ component/ structural defects found to the supervisor/ Engineer/ Manager in an expedient manner and ensure during shift handovers all required information is clearly passed to the staff taking over.
- Able to perform testing, verifications, servicing to monitor, assist and support all Overhaul/Repair/Refurbishment/Inspection & Calibration tasks required as per special procedures and manuals used in respective workshop.
- Form part of RRU (Rapid Response Unit)/ AOG team in the event of aircraft incidents and recoveries.

        GSE Specific:

- Be capable to build scaffolding structures and understand regulatory and safety codes associated with this task.

Landing Gear Workshop Specific

·Understand the function and operation of aircraft Landing Gear components.

·Ability to perform repair as per SPM/CMM and be familiar with the landing gear overhaul process.

·Experience in handling motorised equipment like Lifters overhead cranes, to be used for Landing Gear components.

·Familiar with the standard and special tooling and equipment required for the Landing Gearoverhaul.