Aircraft Engine Technician

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Aircraft Engine Technician will work as part of a workshop crew performing duties as assigned by their Lead. Primary responsibilities include:
• Be knowledgeable of and adhere to company policies and procedures;
• Ensure that Top Aces record of your personal training & qualification is current and accurate and that all assigned tasks fall within qualified competencies. Make clear to the Lead if this is not the case;
• Ensure the work accomplished on any aircraft or component is in compliance with applicable manufacturer’s recommended standards, Canadian Aviation Regulations and company policies and procedures;
• Ensure inspection, troubleshooting, repair, overhaul or replacement of parts is done in accordance with approved Manuals and procedures;
• Perform required work on engines (inspection, troubleshooting, repairs, control, etc.);
• Complete independent inspections;
• Maintain work reports in order to be able to know the progress of work at any time;
• Ensure the maintenance of the test bench and its equipment;
• Check the quality and quantity of fuel before each test, and the condition of facilities;
• Carry out controls, inspections and repairs of accessories and engine modules according to the available capabilities (injector controls, ignition system, accessory painting, etc.)
• Verify inventory availability and order supplies;
• Perform receiving inspections when authorized as per company policies and procedures;
• Support Top Aces safety programs and Quality Management System;
• Perform basic supply chain entries in Aircraft Maintenance System (RAMCO) when required;
• Attend training courses to ensure continued qualifications;
• Participate in improving workspace and working conditions;
• Monitor the general condition of the workplace, and safety equipment;
• Ensure snow is removed from installations.
• Assist in the on-the job training and instruction of personnel as required; and