B2 - Licensed Aircraft Engineer

Licensed Aircraft Engineer B2 is responsible for engineering matters relevant to execution of contract and regulatory requirements, engineering policies and procedures. A Licensed Engineer B2 is trained in avionics. The position reports to the Base/Line Maintenance Manager.

Job Accountabilities

• Responsibility to carry out avionics maintenance before flight to ensure that the aircraft is fit for the intended flight
• Responsibility for all maintenance aircraft facilities and ensure that all company's maintenance policies and schedules are complied with
• Ensures the efficient use of materials and other resources associated with aircraft maintenance
• Follows Health and Safety Policy to provide a safe working environment without risks
• Responsibility to train unlicensed personnel with the guidance of the Maintenance Manager
• Cooperation with Record Planner to ensure control of maintenance data and documents, namely the aircraft / engine log books, component log
• Informs Head of Line Maintenance and Base Maintenance on weekly performance and progress monitoring on aircrafts assigned and report any maintenance requirements

B2 Licensed Engineers are holders of the Part-66 License which certifies aircraft engineers per EASA requirements. A Licensed Engineer B2 may hold the following ratings:

1. Store Incoming parts (Inspector)
2. CDCCL tasks
3. EWIS tasks
4. APU run/shutdown
5. Defect rectification after flight
6. Defect rectification resulting from inspections
7. Compass compensation / adjustment
8. CAT II/III
9. RVSM
10. Replacement of components
11. Replacement of portable emergency equipment
12. Replacement of internal/external lights
13. Replacement of Aircraft / APU Batteries
14. Replacement of passenger, cabin crew seats, seat belts & harmsses, overhead storage, compartment doors and similar cabin/gallery furnishing items including placards, ovens, boilers and coffee machines
15. Access to stores

Experience Requirements

• Related Approved Certificate of Recognition in Mechanical and 2 years of industry experience to issue the license
• Or Pass of Module examination, Gain of Examination Certificate and 5 years of industry experience to issue the license
• At least 1 year of the experience either of the Certificate in Avionics or the Module Examination must be recent experience gained on aircraft type on which application is made
• Experience in the implementation of aircraft maintenance practices and procedures
• Communication and management skills
• Computer literate

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