Synopsis 

The Powerplant Technician is responsible for the disassembly, repair and re-assembly of all engine (as listed under the Shop Capabilities) QEC and Engine/APU/Nacelle components in a workshop environment or whilst engine/APU is installed on aircraft.

Accountabilities 

• Removal, cleaning, minor repairs and installation of Engine/APU/Nacelle Components
• Understand and follow procedures as required by the maintenance data (Aircraft Maintenance Manual or Engine Shop Manual) and company procedures 
• Display a professional attitude and ability to communicate clearly and effectively providing feedback for any issues encountered.
• Meet targets and deadlines as set by the EPWS Supervisor
• Operate equipment such as forklift, hoist, pneumatic and battery operated hand tools and special tools. 
• Perform any additional tasks as requested by the EPWS Supervisor and housekeeping duties as required.
• Demonstrate required knowledge EYEng Safety Management System and Quality procedures at all times, as well as GCAA/EASA/FAA Part-145 requirements.

Education & Experience 

• High School Diploma/Certificate
• Apprenticeship at a GCAA/EASA Part-145 maintenance organization
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in the Aviation industry as a Powerplant or Aircraft maintenance technician.