Aircraft Mechanic 36H - FOR Base

Description

Job Summary: An aviation technician qualified to perform complex tasks, detailed inspections, and leadership duties, with a focus on quality, safety, and regulatory compliance. Key Highlights: 1. Perform complex tasks and inspections according to aircraft manuals 2. Contribute to the quality and safety program 3. Lead the base and supervise teams An aviation technician trained to perform complex tasks and inspections—ranging from simple to detailed—as specified in applicable aircraft manuals; must possess technical instruction and the ability to use tools and instruments required for performing assigned duties. Must possess tools and administrative knowledge to assist and temporarily replace the Lead Mechanic. Strict adherence by managers and their subordinates to all applicable national and international regulations—wherever company operations are conducted—is a critical requirement. Contribute to the development of the quality and safety program by complying with established documentation and procedures. Ensure that all stages of performed and/or inspected work are carried out with quality, using appropriate tools and equipment, valid inspection methods, and qualified (licensed and certified) personnel; Perform Service Release records in accordance with company-established policies and those stipulated in regulatory authority requirements and current aircraft manuals; Ensure that maintenance and inspection services—and their associated records—are performed in compliance with current aviation regulations; Know, apply, and act as a multiplier of regulations and instructions applicable to one's activities; Participate in the formulation, development, and implementation of administrative and technical procedures related to one's area of activity; Perform other related duties assigned by superiors; Comply with and enforce Occupational Hygiene and Safety Standards; Interpret technical documents related to performed services; Use and maintain personal protective equipment under one's responsibility; Assist in sequencing maintenance tasks on aircraft, their systems, and components, assigning tasks to other team members; Maintain technical publications and maintenance records up-to-date and consistent; Maintain tools and equipment under one's responsibility—and general-use equipment—in good working condition; Record inspections performed on services in appropriate documentation; Guide and supervise personnel under one's supervision regarding maintenance procedures, as well as proper use of materials and tools during service execution; Certify and guarantee service release conditions in compliance with current aviation requirements and publications; Jointly establish corrective actions with performers and/or Engineering for identified discrepancies; Ensure correction of non-conformities arising from internal and external audits, preventing recurrence; Ensure that the operational safety policy is understood, implemented, and maintained at all levels under one's responsibility; Identify and report hazards in operations; Lead the base as directed by leadership/coordination. Perform tasks, tests, and/or troubleshooting of low-, medium-, and high-complexity faults; Collaborate closely with other departments across the company; Comply with and enforce activities planned and scheduled by MCC and Maintenance Planning.