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Ref: KP902-151
Job description / Role
Synopsis
The Reliability Engineer is responsible to deliver key reliability functions which are required to ensure compliance with the GCAA Continued Airworthiness requirements (PART M)
Accountabilities
- Develop a comprehensive and cost-effective Reliability Control Program that is acceptable to the local authority (UAE GCAA).
- Compile the monthly reliability report, and analyse the data to identify unacceptable trends, and liaise with the respective fleet management section for recommendations and corrective action.
- Collect, compile and analyse the data required for the weekly and monthly performance reports, and issue the reports on time.
- Review aircraft defects/technical delays to identify any unacceptable trends. In liaison with fleet management, recommend and implement any corrective action.
- Review component removals and collect shop finding reports (teardown reports). Evaluate trends and implement necessary technical improvements.
- Identify any repetitive occurrence of problems and recommend appropriate engineering solutions and corrective action plan that is cost effective.
- Drive the agenda for Reliability Control Program Committee meetings and follow up progress on open items.
- Continuously seek ways to improve the reliability processes by utilizing technological and transformational solutions.
Requirements
Education & Experience
- Tertiary qualifications that meet the eligibility requirements for membership as a charted engineer (e.g. bachelor's degree in the field of Engineering)
- A solid foundation of analytical skills and understating of the RCM and FMEA.
- Comprehensive knowledge of analytical applications and usage including building Macros and basic SQL/ Python applications.
- 5 years job-related experience OR 10 years job-related experience in the field of Technical Commercial Aviation or Airline Engineering is generally preferred.
About the Company
Etihad Airways is the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates. The airline was set up by a Royal Decree in July 2003, with Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE, as its hub. Etihad started commercial operations in November 2003.
With Etihad, everyone who flies with us is welcomed as our guest.
This simple credo illuminates everything we do, from big things like making sure that our fleet is one of the most advanced in the sky, to small touches like letting you choose the films you watch.
Were proud to be the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates. At the crossroads between Europe and Asia, our home reflects our commitment to bringing the world closer together - as does our highly cosmopolitan staff.