Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

1w1 week ago

Mission Aviation Fellowship

Mareeba, AU · Full-time · A$90,000 – A$120,000

About this role

Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) uses light aircraft to deliver help and hope in over 30 developing countries for more than 75 years. MAF transports patients, relief workers, produce and medical supplies to remotest regions. We have a great opportunity for an Aircraft Engineer to join our Mareeba Maintenance Teams to support operational MAF Programmes by maintaining a range of aircraft types.

Our aircraft land on some of the most challenging terrain imaginable where safety is key. The skill an engineer brings is essential as we operate mainly single engine turbine and single engine piston aircraft. This role requires comprehensive knowledge of aircraft systems to carry out approved maintenance processes.

Perform highly skilled, complex and specialist work maintaining aircraft systems according to approved data and work instructions using relevant hand tools and equipment. Research data sources, ensure aircraft documentation is accurately completed and signed. Identify and resolve problems using approved data, processes and understand limits of authority.

Demonstrate flexibility to work both individually and as part of a global engineering team, supporting maintenance at other locations up to 10 weeks per year. Actively participate in Quality and Safety Management Systems by seeking continual improvement and using safe working practices. Combine engineering skills with the opportunity to serve in mission.

Requirements

Secondary education completion certificate or equivalent achieved at 18 years old with high pass marks in Maths, Physics, Chemistry, and ideally English
Completion of aircraft maintenance apprenticeship or traineeship with recognised qualification or licence such as Cert IV Aeroskills, EASA Cat A Licence, FAA A&P Licence or equivalent
Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance Initial certificate
Minimum of two years’ aircraft maintenance experience (including experience gained during apprenticeship training)
EWIS (Electrical Wiring Interconnection Systems) Target Group 1&2 certificate
Strong command of technical English communication, minimum ICAO Level 4
National Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence
Turbine or reciprocating engine maintenance experience

Responsibilities

Maintain a range of aircraft types within the MAF Fleet to support operational programmes
Carry out approved maintenance processes to maintain airworthiness of aircraft, complying with regulatory and organisational requirements
Maintain aircraft systems according to approved data and work instructions using relevant hand tools and equipment
Research data sources and ensure all aircraft documentation is accurately completed and signed
Identify and resolve problems using approved data and processes, understanding limits of authority
Demonstrate flexibility to work individually and as part of a global engineering team
Support maintenance of the MAF Fleet at other locations for up to 10 weeks per year
Participate in Quality and Safety Management Systems, cooperating with audits and promoting safe practices