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Ref: NP151-81
Job description / Role
- Ability to review Airworthiness Directives and make recommendations to the Engineering Manager in line with their applicability on the operated fleet.
- Ability to review the various Technical bulletins, such as SB's, OIT's, AIT's TFU's..etc and make recommendation as to their impact on the operated fleet.
- Liaison with various OEM's on technical problems and implementation of solutions.
- Ability to prepare Engineering orders for the implementation of manufacturer's service bulletins.
- Ability to write concise technical reports when required.
- Participate and conduct technical studies as directed by the Engineering Manager.
- Ability to investigate reliability trends, review chronic defects and make recommendations.
- Assist in the development of the Maintenance programs.
- Ability to update the various Dent & Buckle Charts as required.
- Ability to prepare work-scopes for the repair of high value components.
Requirements
Graduate having BSC in either of the following specialties:
- Aeronautical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Other Engineering disciplines may also be considered if in relation to this job opening.
Experience - 2-3 years in an Airline or MRO having worked in a similar position.
Previous Experience in Reliability Or Power Plant would be an asset.
About the Company
Air Arabia (PJSC), listed on the Dubai Financial Market, is the Middle East and North Africa's first and leading low-cost carrier flying to over 100 destinations across the world. Air Arabia was the first airline to introduce the low-cost carrier concept in the region and is on a mission to serve all Arab countries and beyond, constantly undergoing aggressive route expansion, taking advantage of its ideally located hubs in the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, Egypt and Jordan. Over the past thirteen years, Air Arabia, through continuous market research and customer feedback, provides a range of value added services to millions of passengers who chose to fly with Air Arabia's fleet of A320 aircraft. The airline commenced operations in October 2003 and achieved financial break-even from its very first year of services and has been profitable ever since.