Aerospace Technician – Onsite Aircraft Systems Maintenance

globalhr; Singapore; On-site; SGD 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Collins Aerospace in Singapore is seeking an Aerospace Technician to perform overhaul, rework, repair and associated operations on aircraft equipment. The Technician will work independently and as part of a team to meet quality, safety, and output requirements.

Responsibilities include cell-level work to meet production schedules, assembling/disassembling, inspection, troubleshooting and testing per the Component Maintenance Manual, with training offered if aviation experience is limited.

Qualifications

• NITEC/Higher NITEC/Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical/Mechatronics/Electronics).
• Air legislation CAAS/EASA papers L12/L11/M10 would be an advantage.
• Ability to read, write and understand English.
• Read and work from technical manuals, orders and drawings.
• Knowledge of SAP preferred.
• No aviation experience required; training provided.

Responsibilities

• Perform work at cell level to meet the production schedule.
• Assemble, disassemble, inspect, troubleshoot and test per the Component Maintenance Manual.
• Resolve issues and ensure repair cost estimates are updated accurately.
• Collaborate with supervisor and other support personnel to resolve problems.
• Adhere to AS9110C / Airworthiness Part 145 requirements.
• Use common measuring equipment such as torque wrench, calipers, micrometers, bore and depth gauges.
• Comply with EH&S policies and export control regulations.
• Participate in process improvement and safety activities.

Skills

English proficiency

Reading & interpreting manuals

Communication skills

Education

NITEC/Higher NITEC or Diploma in Engineering

Tools

SAP

Job description

Collins Aerospace in Singapore is seeking an Aerospace Technician to perform overhaul, rework, repair and associated operations on aircraft equipment. The Technician will work independently and as part of a team to meet quality, safety, and output requirements.

Responsibilities include cell-level work to meet production schedules, assembling/disassembling, inspection, troubleshooting and testing per the Component Maintenance Manual, with training offered if aviation experience is limited.