MCC Engineer

Maintenance Control Center (Mcc) Engineer

Roles & Responsibilities

• **AIRCRAFT TECHNICAL MONITORING**
• 1.
• Monitor the technical status of the fleet on a 24/7 basis.
• 2.
• Review aircraft defects, deferred defects, and technical log entries.
• 3.
• Assess the impact of defects on aircraft dispatch reliability and operational capability.
• 4.
• Ensure timely troubleshooting and corrective action for technical issues.
• **MAINTENANCE CONTROL AND COORDINATION**
• 1.
• Coordinate all unscheduled and AOG maintenance activities.
• 2.
• Provide technical support to line stations and maintenance providers.
• 3.
• Monitor maintenance progress and ensure timely return-to-service of aircraft.
• **DEFECT MANAGEMENT**
• 1.
• Review and control MEL, CDL, and DDG applications.
• 2.
• Ensure all deferred defects are recorded, tracked, and rectified within regulatory limits.
• 3.
• Evaluate recurring defects and initiate corrective actions.
• 4.
• Monitor repetitive defects and reliability trends.
• **AOG RESPONSE MANAGEMENT**
• 1.
• Lead and coordinate Aircraft on Ground (AOG) recovery activities.
• 2.
• Arrange technical support, spare parts, tooling, and manpower requirements.
• 3.
• Coordinate with Operations Control Center (OCC), Engineering, and Supply Chain departments during AOG events.
• 4.
• Minimize aircraft downtime and operational disruption.
• **FLEET TECHNICAL SUPPORT**
• 1.
• Provide real-time technical advice to maintenance personnel.
• 2.
• Review troubleshooting data and recommend corrective actions.
• 3.
• Assist in resolving complex technical issues affecting flight operations.
• 4.
• Coordinate with OEMs and engineering specialists when required.
• **MAINTENANCE PLANNING INTERFACE**
• 1.
• Coordinate with Planning and CAMO departments to ensure maintenance requirements are accomplished.
• 2.
• Monitor due maintenance tasks, airworthiness directives, and mandatory inspections affecting operations.
• 3.
• Assist in planning maintenance opportunities during operational schedules.
• **RELIABILITY AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING**
• 1.
• Monitor fleet reliability indicators and dispatch reliability.
• 2.
• Identify adverse trends and recurring technical issues.
• 3.
• Support reliability investigations and corrective action programs.
• 4.
• Provide technical reports and fleet performance summaries.
• **REGULATORY COMPLIANCE**
• 1.
• Ensure maintenance activities comply with:
• 2.
• National Aviation Authority regulations.
• 3.
• Operator's Approved Maintenance Program (AMP).
• 4.
• Maintenance Control Manual (MCM).
• 5.
• MEL/CDL requirements.
• 6.
• Continuing Airworthiness requirements.
• 7.
• Ensure proper documentation and maintenance records are maintained.
• **TECHNICAL RECORDS AND REPORTING**
• 1.
• Review technical logs and maintenance documentation.
• 2.
• Prepare technical occurrence reports and defect summaries.
• 3.
• Maintain accurate records of maintenance control decisions.
• 4.
• Support investigations into technical incidents and operational disruptions.
• **COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION**
• 1.
• Act as the primary engineering focal point during daily operations.
• 2.
• Coordinate between:

8. Supply Chain

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree or Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering or Aeronautical Engineering.
• ICAO/EASA/FAA Aircraft Maintenance License (B1/B2 preferred); A1/A2 is minimum requirement.
• Minimum 3–5 years of airline or MRO maintenance experience.
• Having experience in Maintenance Control Center (MCC), Line Maintenance, or Technical Services will be an advantage.