Licensed Aircraft Engineer

Licensed Aircraft Engineer B1 And B2

Role Purpose

Maintenance & Certification

• Perform and certify scheduled/unscheduled maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, and component changes in line with AMM, CMM, IPC, and other approved data.
• + Conduct accurate defect diagnosis and effective rectification for airframe, engine, avionics, and electrical systems.
• + Carry out pre-/post-flight, daily, checks to ensure aircraft availability.
• + Issue Certificates of Release to Service (CRS) within the scope of B1 or B2 licenses, type ratings, and company authorization.

Compliance, Safety & Quality

• Ensure strict compliance with QCAA/EASA Part‑145, Part‑M/CAMO, ICAO, and company MOE requirements.
• + Maintain rigorous FOD prevention, tool control, calibration integrity, and human‑factors best practices.
• + Complete accurate technical records: TLB entries, job cards, defect logs, and work sheets.
• + Support audits, inspections, and implement corrective and preventive actions.

Coordination & Planning

• Liaise with Production Panning Department for spares, rotables, GSE, calibrated test equipment, and AOG support.
• Mentor technicians and contribute to OJT programs and skills development initiatives.

Continuous Improvement

• Participate in the Safety Management System (SMS): hazard identification, reporting, investigations, and risk mitigation.
• + Support Management of Change (MOC) processes and recommend technical improvements to enhance reliability and safety.

Performance Indicators

• Improved dispatch reliability and reduced maintenance‑related delays.
• + Minimized AOG occurrences and improved turnaround time (TAT).
• + High “right‑first‑time” maintenance performance.
• + Accurate, timely technical documentation aligned with quality and safety KPIs.

Qualifications, Experience & Skills

• Valid EASA Part‑66 B1.3 and/or B2 license OR ICAO‑equivalent unrestricted AME license.
• + Eligible for or holding valid CRS authorization.

Type Ratings (Highly Preferred)

• AW139 / AW189 / S92 (one or more).
• + Additional ratings (B412, AS350, or other GHC‑fleet types) are an advantage.

Experience

• Minimum 5+ years maintenance experience on helicopters within a Part‑145 maintenance organization.
• + Strong troubleshooting background on mechanical/engine systems (B1) or avionics/electrical systems (B2).
• + Experience in multi‑national, multi‑cultural environments and remote/outstation operations.

Technical & Behavioral Skills

• Strong understanding of QCAA, EASA, ICAO safety and airworthiness regulations.
• + Proficiency with AMOS or similar maintenance IT systems, digital technical manuals, and e‑logs.
• + Safety‑focused mindset, attention to detail, and ability to work in shifts, on-call, and field/outstation environments.
• + Strong teamwork, communication, and mentoring skills.

It’s An Advantage If You Have

• Additional type ratings across the GHC fleet.
• + SMS practitioner experience (audit participation, investigations, safety reporting).
• + Offshore/remote operations, customer‑facing roles, or helideck procedures experience.
• 📩 Ready to Apply?
• If you meet the qualifications and are excited to join our team, please send your updated CV and supporting documents (licenses, type ratings, HF/EWIS/FTS certificates, training records, attested education/employment certificates, passport copy, etc.) to: 📧
• [email protected]
• Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.