Engine Shop Tech

Magellan•Glendale, AZ

11d

About The Position

The Engine Shop Tech represents Euravia North America (ENA) professionally and performs assigned operations according to job instructions and approved documentation. The role requires following ENA policies and procedures, the ENA Repair Station Manual, the ENA Quality Control Manual, FARs, and direction from the Quality Assurance Manager and Chief of Engineering. The employee verifies that prior operations have been completed and signed or stamped off before beginning work, and records completed work as instructed. The position uses precision measuring, balancing, and gauging tools and requires the ability to understand blueprints, company manuals, technical publications, and written and verbal instructions. The technician is expected to work with limited or no supervision, exercise sound judgment, adapt to varied assignments, produce work efficiently with minimal rework, and perform other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Ability to read and interpret technical publications.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints.
Practical and technical knowledge required to perform assigned responsibilities.
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.
Ability to exercise judgment and make decisions when necessary.
Ability to work with little or no supervision.
Ability to produce work efficiently and with a minimum amount of rework.

Nice To Haves

A&P Mechanic qualification.
Experience maintaining at least one engine listed in ENA operational specifications.

Responsibilities

Represent Euravia North America (ENA) in a professional manner.
Follow policies and procedures established by ENA, the ENA Repair Station Manual, the ENA Quality Control Manual, FARs, the Quality Assurance Manager, and the Chief of Engineering.
Follow work instructions and carry out operations according to job instructions and approved documentation.
Ensure previous operations are completed and signed or stamped off before starting work.
Ensure completed work is signed or stamped off as instructed.
Use precision measuring, balancing, and gauging tools.
Understand blueprints, company manuals, and written and verbal instructions.
Relate to others in a courteous manner.
Adapt to varied work assignments and use appropriate judgment and decision-making.
Perform work with little or no supervision.
Produce a significant volume of work efficiently within a specified period and with minimal rework.
Accept other duties as assigned.