Engine/Module Receiving Inspector - Aerospace QA

RTX; Singapore; On-site; SGD 33,000 - 56,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career and skills development

Scholarship for education

Health, medical and dental benefits

On-the-job training

Company transport provided

Job summary

RTX is seeking a mechanical engineering technician in Singapore to inspect engine and module components, raise repair traveler, and support production targets. The role requires 2+ years in engine work, good drawing/manual skills, and a readiness to work day/night shifts with overtime.

Join RTX to contribute to aerospace manufacturing processes, participate in continuous improvement, and uphold safety and ethics standards on site.

Qualifications

• NITEC or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
• Min 2 years of relevant experience in engine or module assembly, disassembly, inspection or testing.
• Good understanding of technical drawing and manuals.
• Meticulous, detail-oriented, and hands-on in approach.
• Proactive and eager to learn, with a growth mindset.
• Willing to work rotating shifts (Day & Night) and commit to overtime when required.

Responsibilities

• Inspect the engine and aircraft components per engine manuals and raise traveler for repairable components.
• Follow up on Engineering Inquiry, Defect Reports and Tasklogs for full paperwork closures.
• Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues during daily operations to maintain workflow efficiency.
• Support the Supervisors in achieving production targets and meeting operational targets.
• Perform SAP transactions, including updating and modifying service orders as required.
• Actively participate in EH&S programs, continuous improvement initiatives, and maintain high standards of ethics and compliance.

Skills

Technical empathy

Attention to detail

Proactive learner

Flexibility to shifts

Education

NITEC or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

SAP

Microsoft Office

Job description

RTX is seeking a mechanical engineering technician in Singapore to inspect engine and module components, raise repair traveler, and support production targets. The role requires 2+ years in engine work, good drawing/manual skills, and a readiness to work day/night shifts with overtime.

Join RTX to contribute to aerospace manufacturing processes, participate in continuous improvement, and uphold safety and ethics standards on site.