Qatar Amiri Flight Licensed Aircraft Engineer
Engineer
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A Licensed Aircraft Engineer is responsible to ensure proper maintenance of aircraft and expedient rectification of aircraft defects as directed by the Supervisor Maintenance. LAE performs flying duties as allocated to an aircraft. He supervises Maintenance staff allocated to him, to ensure safe and on time dispatch of aircraft under his control by:
- Exercising his license in relation to the accomplishment of maintenance.
- Reviewing the work and resources allocated.
- Informing Supervisor Maintenance (SVM) of performed work and advising SVM of impending service disruption.
- Defining priorities of work and ensuring efficiency of allocated staff.
- Ensuring completed documentation and certification of maintenance work.
- Reporting and compilation of technical reports.
- Performing flying duties as the “Operating Engineer”.
- Debriefing responsible staff to ensure defects are defined and recorded.
- Exercising the role as the “Amiri Flight Representative” on site during subcontracted maintenance layovers.
- Effecting special projects.
- Supporting Supervisor Maintenance and Senior Manager Aircraft Maintenance in regards to their duties.
Qualification & Experience:
- College Degree.
- Apprenticeship in Technical Profession.
- Technical Aviation Training.
- Aircraft Maintenance Engineering License.
- A minimum of five (5) years’ experience as LAE (B1 and/or B2).
- Comprehensive aviation knowledge.
- Type ratings on at least two (2) of the following aircraft types:
- Airbus A340-500/-600.
- Airbus A330/CF6.
- Airbus A319/A320 family.
- Boeing 747-8i.
Skills:
- Team orientation and leadership.
- Communication skills.
- Power of self-assertion.
- Negotiation and organization skills.
- Power of self-assertion.