Cayman Airways — George Town, George Town, KY
Pay: $60,060 per year
Summary of key responsibilities:
◾Organize, direct and supervise all aircraft maintenance functions, as assigned by the Duty Engineer or Maintenance Controller, to ensure compliance with all airworthiness and company requirements, in a timely and efficient manner
◾Ensure all aircraft maintenance work performed under his/her supervision is accomplished and certified in accordance with regulatory and company requirements
◾Monitors the adequacy and suitability of personnel, tools and equipment to carry out assigned duties and make recommendations accordingly
◾Maintains a current knowledge relative to aircraft maintenance, airworthiness procedures, company requirements and technical developments in the industry
◾Monitors the development and on-the-job training of staff under his/her supervision
◾Ensures a high level of professionalism, productivity and discipline by effective supervision and counseling of staff under his/her supervision
◾Performs all duties of the Duty Engineer when circumstances necessitate, ensuring the company requirements are met in the most expeditious manner
Requirements Qualifications, Skills & Experience:
◾Must possess a current Aircraft Maintenance Engineer’s License without type rating issued by the CAA CI or a licensing authority specified in OTAR Part 66.53
◾Must have ATA Spec 104 Level 3 Avionics training on the B737-8 MAX aircraft and worked in a similar capacity as a Certifying Avionics Technician for a minimum period of two years
◾Minimum of six (6) years total experience as a licensed aircraft technician with at least 3 years’ experience on the B737-8 MAX aircraft
◾Should be computer literate and proficient with MS Outlook, Word and Excel
◾ Should have good command of the English language with effective written and oral skills
◾Must be able to work on call, nights, weekends and public holidays on a rostered basis
Benefits Health Insurance, Pension, Life Insurance and Travel Benefits.
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