Jet Engine Mechanic

Job Description

GA Telesis is a global leader providing integrated solutions to the aviation and aerospace industries. We serve over 2,000 customers, including airlines, original equipment manufacturers, maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) providers, and component suppliers worldwide, with 31 leasing, sales, distribution, and MRO operations in 19 countries. The GA Telesis Ecosystem™ concept is core to our providing integrated aviation solutions to our global customers.

The GA Telesis Engine Services (GATES) organization, location in Wilmington, Ohio, is seeking experienced Jet Engine Mechanic to join the engine shop’s disassembly and assembly line in our steadily developing and growing company. This is a full-time permanent position in a dynamic, advanced technical environment overhauling modern jet engines. The ideal candidate will perform mechanical duties to disassemble and assemble CF6 and CFM engines; maintenance; repairs as well as on-wing support at customer premises worldwide on request.

Responsibilities:

Maintain articles in accordance with the applicable approved technical data or data acceptable to the FAA and complying with air carrier maintenance procedures.

Interpret FAA-accepted or FAA-approved data and read and interpret aircraft drawings and blueprints.

Clean, disassemble, check, repair, reassemble and test of parts in accordance with appropriate data and perform repairs and alterations to engines and components.

Making the proper record entries for the work performed and performing operational checks after the work is completed.

Propose revisions to procedures, forms, and other documents that are not accurate or effective.

Maintain all shop equipment and tools in a serviceable working condition.

Identify all parts removed from an assembly in accordance with the RSMQCM tagging procedures.

Performing other duties as directed or required.Qualifications:

Experience with jet engine assembly, disassembly, and overhaul

Airframe and Powerplant License under 14 CFR Part 65

Skilled in performing repairs and modifications on engines and aircraft components.

Familiar with metal cutting tools and machines such as saws, drills, and grinding wheels.

Ability to understand and interpret documents related to technical manuals, diagrams, and safety rules.

English language proficiency to be able to read and interpret maintenance manuals and service bulletins

Able to work in a team-oriented environmentPreferred Qualifications:

5 years of General Electric Engine shop maintenance experience

Factory training with CF6 and CFM56 engine types

FAR 145 repair station experience

On-wing engine run and taxi qualifications

Video Boroscope training and experience

Current Passport for International travel

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