Aircraft Wheel & Brake Certifying Specialist

TP AEROSPACE TECHNICS PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 67,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

TP Aerospace in Singapore seeks an Aircraft Wheel & Brake Certifying Staff to maintain, inspect and certify wheel & brake components in accordance with approved data and aviation regulations. You will ensure airworthiness and safety while supporting a dynamic, international MRO environment.

The role requires a diploma in aerospace or related field, CAAS C14 authorisation, and 3–5 years of relevant experience, ideally with wheels & brakes and Part-145 procedures.

Qualifications

• Diploma in Aerospace, Aviation Maintenance, Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline.
• Relevant aircraft maintenance licence/certification and Certifying Staff authorisation (C14) from CAAS.
• Minimum of 3–5 years of relevant experience in aircraft component maintenance, preferably wheels & brakes.
• Knowledge of Part-145 requirements and applicable aviation regulations.
• Completed Human Factors & SMS training.

Responsibilities

• Review and interpret CMMs, Engineering Orders, Work Instructions and regulatory requirements.
• Perform and certify aircraft wheel and brake maintenance, inspection, repair and overhaul.
• Verify and inspect completed maintenance work for airworthiness standards.
• Issue maintenance certification and release documentation within the scope of the authorization.
• Review maintenance records, work cards and traceability documentation.

Skills

Wheels & brakes maintenance

Certification & release

Safety procedures

Airworthiness awareness

Education

Diploma in Aerospace, Aviation Maintenance or Mechanical Engineering

Job description

TP Aerospace in Singapore seeks an Aircraft Wheel & Brake Certifying Staff to maintain, inspect and certify wheel & brake components in accordance with approved data and aviation regulations. You will ensure airworthiness and safety while supporting a dynamic, international MRO environment.

The role requires a diploma in aerospace or related field, CAAS C14 authorisation, and 3–5 years of relevant experience, ideally with wheels & brakes and Part-145 procedures.