FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Lead Aircraft Mechanic - Base Maintenance?
The primary responsibilities include carrying out routine servicing tasks, completing component replacements, using specialized tooling, communicating technical issues, maintaining safety protocols, and ensuring documentation is up-to-date.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates must have a vocational or diploma qualification (12+2 or equivalent), at least 3 years of experience in engineering or maintenance control, and training in Mechanical, Electronic, Avionics, or Aeronautical Engineering.
Is experience in a specific environment necessary for this position?
Yes, candidates must have experience carrying out maintenance on aircraft in an engineering environment.
What safety-related duties does this role entail?
The role involves maintaining safety for oneself and others, taking safety precautions, monitoring the working area, and ensuring it is clean and obstruction-free.
Are there any specific physical requirements for the job?
Yes, the job includes working at height, heavy lifting, and exposure to hazardous energy systems, among other physical requirements.
Is an Airport Driving Permit required for this position?
Yes, candidates must be able to hold a valid Airport Driving Permit as required.
What type of working environment can I expect in this role?
The role involves working in environments that may be noisy, hot, and include exposure to hazardous materials and motorized mobile equipment.
Will I be required to work in confined spaces?
Yes, the position may require working in confined spaces as part of routine maintenance activities.
How many years of experience in engineering/maintenance control is necessary for applicants?
Applicants must have at least 3 years of experience in engineering/maintenance control.
What is the employment type for the Lead Aircraft Mechanic position?
The employment type is Full Time.