GTE Mechanic/AME Avionics Mechanic

GTE Mechanic / AME Avionics Mechanic, Delta BC

A Gas Turbine Engine (GTE) Mechanic position is primarily responsible for carrying out disassembly, assembly, inspection and test stand work on gas turbine engines.

Typical duties and responsibilities include implementing work plans by following instructions from various sources, using test and measuring equipment to carry out work, recognizing and reporting defects on parts, assemblies, engines, and accessories, certifying correctness of work and performing preliminary inspections, raising and creating repair documents in ECMS, and ordering parts.

The GTE Mechanic would be someone who has excellent mechanical aptitude, knowledge of aircraft engine components / accessories, and most importantly, completed a recognized Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) or Gas Turbine Engines (GTE) qualification.

The ideal candidate will have good interpersonal / teamwork, organizational, and communication skills, both verbally and in writing.

If you fit this description or are working towards getting there, check out opportunities from Harbinger Network like the one below.

GTE Mechanic / AME Avionics Mechanic, Delta BC

Department : Gearbox, Gas Turbine Engine (GTE) Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul

We are looking for Gas Turbine Engine (GTE) Mechanics to join our Delta-based client in the avionics / aircraft engineering and maintenance industry.

The role will be responsible for responsible for carrying out disassembly, assembly, inspection and test stand work on gas turbine engines.

Typical duties and responsibilities include implementing work plans by following instructions from various sources, using test and measuring equipment to carry out work, recognizing and reporting defects on parts, assemblies, engines, and accessories, certifying correctness of work and performing preliminary inspections, raising and creating repair documents in ECMS, and ordering parts.

The GTE Mechanic would be someone who has completed a GTE or AME-M or AME-E course by a Transport Canada approved training organization followed by an apprenticeship, or previously held a Shop Certification Authority (SCA).

or foreign equivalents. Candidates must have good knowledge and understanding of main standard inspection and repair processes used in engine repair, must have the ability to perform work on computer systems using standard Electronic Data Processing (EDP) and software programs (Word, Excel, Access, PDF formatting).

Intermediate knowledge of SAP is required.The ideal candidate will have good interpersonal / teamwork, organizational, and communication skills, both verbally and in writing.

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS :

• Must have completed a GTE or AME-M or AME-E course by a Transport Canada approved training organization followed by an apprenticeship;
• or previously held a Shop Certification Authority (SCA).
• or foreign equivalents.
• Must have good knowledge and understanding of main standard inspection and repair processes used in engine repair.
• Must have ability to perform work on computer systems using standard Electronic Data Processing (EDP) and software programs (Word, Excel, Access, PDF formatting).

Intermediate knowledge of SAP is required.

• Must possess good interpersonal skills and the ability to liaise with other company personnel in a calm, positive manner.
• Must have the ability to provide technical advice to others.
• Must possess strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Must be able to work with a team and independently.

Interpersonal Skills :

• Interpersonal Skills
• Enhancing People Skills
• Problem Solving and Decision Making

Technical Skills :

• Maintenance Policy Manual
• Metallurgy
• Service Bulletins
• Manufacturers Standard Practices
• Mechanical Drawing
• Inspection Procedures

Computer Skills :

Windows (Word, Excel, Outlook)

NOTE : MECHANICS ARE EXPECTED TO FOLLOW STANDARD ROTATION. THOSE UNABLE TO DO SO WILL BE ELIMINATED FROM THE COMPETITION.

Applicants must be authorized to work in Canada without sponsorship. Official Social Insurance Number documentation must be presented when requested.

We support diversity in the workplace, and encourage applications from all qualified individuals including women, members of visible minorities, aboriginal persons, and persons with disabilities.