Workshop Technician III

Role overview

Maintenance and testing

• Support daily operations and production targets; repair or replace defective components using test results and technical documentation.
• Inspect calibration and test equipment against specifications and standard procedures.
• Test flight-control and hydraulic components under simulated or actual conditions to determine performance and airworthiness.
• Lead scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, repairs, and troubleshooting of aircraft systems and related equipment.
• Examine and test repaired components, approve the process, and sign off before completion.
• Review maintenance forms, aircraft records, automated maintenance data, and historical reports for complete documentation.

Reporting, leadership, and compliance

• Report findings and collaborate with supervisors on solutions; lead implementation of adopted corrective actions.
• Prepare deficiency reports, maintenance analysis documents, technical data changes, equipment records, and requested status reports.
• Provide on-the-job training and coaching to technicians and senior technicians; act as a technical expert on complex maintenance issues.
• Follow safety, quality, environmental, quality-management, and safety-management requirements and relevant procedures.

Qualifications and experience

• Technical diploma or skill level 7 or 9 certification in the respective trade, QC, or Train the Trainer.
• Military aircraft experience letter or equivalent.
• At least 8–10 years of airbase maintenance operations experience.
• Knowledge of aircraft launching and recovery processes and basic maintenance procedures.
• Understanding of aircraft structures, components, troubleshooting, wiring systems, and functions.