Instrument Technician jobs in Saudi Arabia

Location: Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Duration: 12-18 months, 6 months rolling
Start: ASAP (however it may take up to 5 months to be deployed)
£280 per day LTD
48 hours a week – Sunday to Thursday
Overtime may be available at the normal day rate
Rates include shared accommodation and flights to/from the UK (related to job/visa)

Morson Edge are currently looking for Fuel Tank Technicians for an exciting new 18 month contract in Saudi!

The Fuel Systems Maintenance Technician plays a pivotal role in ensuring the operational readiness of aircraft for the customer. Operating in a dynamic environment, this role involves both on-aircraft and component maintenance, interfacing with various departments and organizations to uphold safety and quality standards.

• Adhere to Technical Orders for avionics work, encompassing both on-aircraft and component maintenance.
• Conduct component maintenance including inspection, repair, troubleshooting, and testing.
• Perform on-aircraft tasks such as installation, repair, modification, and testing of aircraft systems.
• Ensure adherence to standards and procedures outlined in the MOE.
• Maintain strict tool control procedures.
• Manage spare part requirements using the Gold ESP logistics system.
• Provide guidance to SNTTP programs on engineering issues.
• Execute TCTO’s (Time Compliance Technical Orders) and special inspections as directed.
• Facilitate the development of assigned SNTTP trainees.

• Completion of a recognized aircraft maintenance apprenticeship or ONC qualification with relevant military training.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in an operational flying aircraft environment or 3 years on the same aircraft type.
• Relevant type training and specific certifications.
• Strong verbal communication skills for technical discussions.
• High standards in housekeeping and FOD prevention.
• Familiarity with RSAF technical publications.
• Proficient in oral and written communication with tactful interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work harmoniously in a diverse workforce.
• Understanding of BAESSA engineering operating procedures.
• HF (Human Factors) and WOME (Working On Military Equipment) trained.
• Possession of a valid driving license.

• Adherence to company Safety, Health, and Environment (SHE) policies.
• Reporting and mitigation of incidents, accidents, or near misses.
• Conducting audits as necessary to ensure risk mitigation.

This outline clarifies the critical role of the Fuel Systems Maintenance Technician, emphasizing safety, compliance, and proficiency in aircraft maintenance procedures.