Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible to the Base Lead and/or Deployment Lead for the performance of their work and to the DQA for the quality and regulatory compliance of their work.
• Responsible to maintain validity of his/her TCCA AME M2 license at all times;
• Accomplish the following activities for each assigned maintenance tasks performed under his/her supervision;
• Review of the Technical Log, Purchase Order and associated documents for the maintenance requested;
• A Work Order is initiated with appropriate check sheets and additional work sheets are attached;
• Work related tasks are assigned to appropriately trained maintenance personnel;
• The inspection, troubleshooting, repair, overhaul or replacement of parts is done in accordance with the Parts and Material section of the TA Policies and Procedures;
• Inspection by certifying personnel has been carried out;
• Dual inspections have been carried out as required;
• Functional tests have been carried out as required;
• A review of all documentation for completeness has been carried out;
• A computerized maintenance release itemizing all maintenance performed and any outstanding defects is generated and entered appropriately;
• Ensure the work accomplished on any aircraft or component is in compliance with: The applicable manufacturer's recommended standards; Canadian Aviation Regulations; Company policies and procedures;
• The applicable manufacturer's recommended standards;
• Canadian Aviation Regulations;
• Company policies and procedures;
• Ensure that all replacement parts are inspected, eligible and properly certified prior to installation;
• Ensure that the removed parts are properly tagged and routed to quarantine;
• Inform the DOM or his delegate of irregularities on status of required maintenance tasks;
• Perform Receiving Inspection Authority functions as required;
• Assist in the On-the-Job training and instruction of personnel;