Technician (Component Repair & Overhaul - Avionics Component Maintenance)

MOOG AIRCRAFT SERVICES ASIA PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 36,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

MOOG AIRCRAFT SERVICES ASIA PTE. LTD. invites applications for an Avionics Workshop Technician to join the Operations team in Singapore.

The role focuses on testing, repairing and troubleshooting flight control actuations electronics to ensure safe, compliant and cost-efficient repair outcomes. The ideal candidate is entry level with a Diploma or NITEC in aerospace or engineering, willing to train extensively, and prepared to work closely with a multi-disciplinary team to support continuous

Qualifications

• Entry level position with candidates undergoing extensive training and qualifications.
• Aviation background and experience preferred, aviation regulatory papers a plus.

Responsibilities

• Test, Repair and Troubleshooting Tasks
• Shop Process Control and Monitoring
• Safety Management and Human Factors
• Documentation and Data Input
• Preventive Maintenance of Equipment
• Continuous Improvement Initiatives

Skills

Analytical skills

Critical thinking

Attention to detail

Numerical skills

Communications skills

Team working skills

Education

Diploma/NITEC in Aerospace or Engineering

Job description

Avionics Workshop Technician

role reporting to Operations Manager performs critical Testing, Repair and Troubleshooting of Flight Control Actuations Electronics ensuring that final products are safe and meet customer expectations while keeping the repair process as effective and cost-efficient as possible.

Responsibilities include:

• Test, Repair and Troubleshooting Tasks
• Shop Process Control and Monitoring
• Safety Management and Human Factors
• Documentation and Data Input
• Preventive Maintenance of Equipment
• Continuous Improvement Initiatives

Entry level position with candidates undergoing extensive training and qualifications. Diploma or NITEC in an Aerospace/Aviation science or engineering discipline. Aviation background and experience preferred, aviation regulatory papers a plus.

• Analytical skills – need to be able to spot problems quickly and find the underlying causes so changes can be made
• Critical thinking – once problems are identified, solutions and improvements must be found. This might involve thinking about a process, procedure or problem in a completely new way.
• Attention to detail – as the people responsible for the technical work performed, as well as the people who notice and report on problems, every detail must be noticed and acted upon when necessary
• Numerical skills – statistical analysis and data analysis
• Communications skills – strong written and verbal communication skills are key. Must be able to relay potentially complex ideas to a wide range of audiences – both in personal consultations but also through company SOPs and technical documentation
• Team working skills – working as part of the operations team, and in close coordination with other teams throughout the facility (as well as potential for interaction with suppliers and customers)