Job Description

Role & responsibilities Implements corporate approved training program , including outline, text, handouts, and tests; and designs shop exercises in accordance with corporate guidelines. Presents aircraft engines theory. Observes students in procedures taught, such as Maintenance manual use, accessory removal and modular maintenance. Gives advice on best practices and questions students to assure student assimilation with field maintenance procedures. Continuously observes trainees in shop setting and answers trainees' questions. Builds and maintains training aids. Administers written and practical exams. Stays up to date with engine modifications, publications revisions and field reporting. As one of the first employees of a large new engines maintenance facility, you will be a main actor of the setting up and the growing of the activity and you will support the growth by welcoming the next hired people. Knowledge of aircraft engines theory of operations and of Federal Aviation Regulations and EASA part 147 is required. Perks and benefits As per company standards