Aircraft Maintenance Engineers

Description:

Key RESPONSIBILITIES
 

• Depending on your trade specialisation, your responsibilities will include:
  • Mechanical AMEs: Responsible for hydraulic, environmental, pneumatic and propulsion systems, related system components and propellers.
  • Avionic AMEs: Maintain, inspect and undertake fault diagnosis of avionic systems and components on fixed and on rotary wing aircraft.
  • Structures AME: Responsible for the production, maintenance and repair sheet metal, bonded and non-metallic composite material and components on the aircraft.
  • Armament AMEs: Maintain the emergency escape system, egress systems and aircraft weapon systems, from the computers on board, to the stores and load the aircraft carries.
• Ensure all maintenance and technical documentation or data used is authorised and compliant with regulatory and organisational standards.
• Accurately and promptly document all work performed, ensuring certification requirements are met within specified timeframes.
• Action all engineering advice, defect reporting, maintenance deficiencies and publication amendments as directed.
• Immediately report any defects, deficiencies, maintenance errors or aircraft unserviceabilities to the Team Leader.
• Perform maintenance activities only within the limits of your delegated authority and authorisation.
• Identify and escalate any non-conformances or quality issues in accordance with reporting procedures.
   

About YOU
 

• Holds a Certificate IV in Aeroskills or recognised training (Mandatory).
• Australian Citizen with the ability to obtain a Federal Government Security Clearance (Mandatory).
• Experience or a strong interest in working with Defence Military Aircraft.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to deliver work within a fast-paced team environment.