Rotor Wing Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

SAF Aerogroup; Fatih; On-site; TRY 2,777,778 - 3,703,704; Full time

Job summary

SAF Aerogroup is looking for a Rotor Wing Aircraft Maintenance Engineer to ensure compliance with maintenance standards and oversee aircraft maintenance tasks. The ideal candidate must be a qualified Aircraft Maintenance Engineer with a valid SACAA License and at least 10 years of relevant experience in the aircraft maintenance environment.

This role involves maintaining serviceable aircraft, fault finding, defect rectification, and adhering to regulatory standards. Willingness to travel abroad and experience in contact work are advantageous.

Qualifications

• Minimum 10 years relevant experience in the aircraft maintenance environment.
• Knowledge and experience in aircraft maintenance logistical support systems.
• Experience of the CAMO system (advantageous).
• Willing to travel abroad.
• Experience in contact work abroad (advantageous).

Responsibilities

• Serviceable Aircraft Delivered.
• Ensure all work is carried out according to OEM Documentation.
• Carry out fault finding and defect rectification.
• Ensure the correct spares are ordered.
• Maintain Good Tool control.
• Comply with SACAA or other relevant Authorities Regulations.
• Maintain a high-Quality Standard.
• Adhere to Standard Times for Maintenance Tasks.
• Experience in defect diagnostics and rectifications.
• Prepare and assist with Internal and External Audits.

Skills

Problem Solving

Good Analytical skills

Strong on Compliance

Good Administration skills

Good Communications skills

Education

Qualified Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME License holder)

Valid SACAA License

Rotorcraft type rating applicable to AMO Scope of Approval

Twin turbine rated with S76 / S92 Sikorsky

Job description

Job Description

About the Job: Rotor Wing Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Vacancy: Rotor Wing Aircraft Maintenance Engineers

Reporting: Chief Engineer

Location: Europe

Starlite Aviation Group has a contract requirement for responsible, knowledgeable, and attentive Rotor Wing Aircraft Maintenance Engineers.

Key Job Responsibilities

Maintenance of Aircraft:

• Serviceable Aircraft Delivered.
• Ensure all work is carried out according to OEM Documentation.
• Carry out fault finding and defect rectification.
• Ensure the correct spares are ordered.
• Maintain Good Tool control.
• Comply with SACAA or other relevant Authorities Regulations.
• Maintain a high-Quality Standard.
• Adhere to Standard Times for Maintenance Task.
• Experience in defect diagnostics and rectifications.
• Experience in embodiment of modifications, satisfying ASBs, CSNs, SSIs and ADs.
• Prepare and assist with Internal and External Audits.
• Conformance to Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMM).

Critical Requirements

• Problem Solving.
• Good Analytical skills.
• Strong on Compliance.
• Good Administration skills.
• Good Communications skills.

Qualifications Requirements

The following list of qualifications is essential to fill the position

• Qualified Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME License holder)
• Valid SACAA License
• Rotorcraft type rating applicable to AMO Scope of Approval (preferable)
• Twin turbine rated with S76 / S92 Sikorsky (advantageous)
• Knowledge and experience in aircraft maintenance logistical support systems.
• Minimum 10 years relevant experience in the aircraft maintenance environment
• Experience of the CAMO system (advantageous)
• Willing to travel abroad
• Experience in contact work abroad (advantageous)

The above position will be filled in accordance with the Recruitment and Selection Policy to achieve the Groups Objectives and Goals. Should you not receive a response within 2 weeks, please consider your application unsuccessful.

Applicants must submit their CV by 31 May 2026.

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