Aircraft Engineer – Line Maintenance – Sri Lanka Assessment Day
Location: Abu Dhabi, AE
Synopsis
It’s an exciting time to work for Etihad. We’re transforming the aviation industry through creativity, innovation and sustainability, pushing the boundaries to create a world of thoughtful choices for our guests on every journey. And just as we aspire to create meaningful experiences for our guests, we’re equally committed to delivering a remarkably thoughtful employee experience.
At Etihad, we’re always looking for talented people to join our Etihad family, and right now, we’re actively Talent Pooling Qualified Engineers for our Technical Operations team. The Licensed Aircraft Engineer reports to the Lead Engineer and performs all required maintenance activities and certifications in accordance with EY authorization policy. To supervise Aircraft Engineers and Technicians in all aspects of maintenance carried out on aircraft(s) ensuring compliance with all applicable standards and relevant technical data to optimize serviceability of aircraft(s) and support operational schedules.
In May 2023, our Talent Acquisition and Technical Ops team is planning to visit Sri Lanka to meet potential candidates for our future opportunities.
Accountabilities
Certifies own work and work of others after having verified task has been performed in accordance with approved data within the scope of authorisation.
Completes all paperwork in an accurate and timely manner in accordance with current company procedures.
Carries out maintenance work in compliance with company, health and safety and airport procedures and regulations.
Ensures that the aircraft effectivity is correct and that the latest revision is being referenced, prior to the use of approved maintenance data.
Assures that all material, parts tools, equipment and documentation is prepared at the beginning of the shift.
Assures assigned aircraft are met on arrival and departed by an engineer.
Ensures that the area around an aircraft for which Etihad Airways is responsible are clear of the hazards associated with Foreign Object Damage (FOD).
Coordinates his/her maintenance activities on his/her assigned aircraft.
Provides guidance and assistance to team members to ensure safe and effective working practices.
Ensures the cleanliness of station facilities.
Ensures equipment and premises utilised by maintenance staff in a serviceable, clean and safe condition.
Behaves in a manner which reflects a professional approach when dealing with customers.
Accepts appropriate training that will enable a more effective contribution.
Wears equipment provided by the company for health and safety reasons, and to promote the company corporate image, as appropriate.
Performs inspections as required on GSE and completes the form Ground Support Equipment Checklist – AUH EY
Performs daily inspection of company vehicle before use and completes the form Vehicle Maintenance Inspection
Ensures that all work performed at Etihad and completed in accordance with its processes and procedures is done in a safe manner.
Familiar with, enforce and follow the procedures stipulated in the Safety & Quality Management Manual (SQMM) and become an active participant in the workplace safety program.
Encourages colleagues by being actively involved in the promotion of a positive reporting culture.
Education & Experience
High School leaving Certificate /Diploma /Education to university/college degree.
Valid aircraft maintenance license (GCAA/EASA 66/ICAO Type convertible to GCAA ) with 2 Etihad aircraft types (including one of 787/350/380)(level 3)
Must have a minimum of 7 – 10 years’ experience in aircraft maintenance of which 3 years is in a Line Maintenance environment.
About Etihad Airways
Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, was formed in 2003 to bring “Abu Dhabi to the World”. Over the years, we have grown into Etihad Aviation Group, a diversified global aviation and travel company, which is one of the world’s most acclaimed industry brands.
Our airline flies to over 84 destinations with a fleet of over 100 Airbus and Boeing aircraft, serving 18.6 million passengers a year and carrying 682,000 tonnes of cargo in 2018.