B2 Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer - B300

Job Description

Role Overview As a Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (LAME) you are responsible for the efficient maintenance support of Beech King Air 350 aircraft for the B300 Programme at East Sale, and other aircraft as authorised from time to time by the Program Services Manager or their delegate. You will work with minimal supervision and direct Aircraft Maintenance Engineers and ground handlers as required. You will be conversant with all company procedures, processes, policies and workplace protocols relevant to airworthiness, while maintaining workplace confidentiality. Contract and salary: full-time position with an annual salary package starting from AUD 110,000 to AUD 140,000, plus superannuation, military bonus, overtime and relocation assistance if required. Key Responsibilities Carry out scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Ensure compliance with all Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins and similar requirements before expiry of compliance and relevant to the aircraft. Supervise and direct AME and ground handler personnel as required. Carry out category and category co-ordination certifications within applicable ratings. Carry out inspection and maintenance co-ordination and certification. Ensure all entries and certifications for work undertaken are completed and certified. Ensure all data, release notes and certificates of conformance for components and parts used during servicing or maintenance accompany the respective work sheet or work package. Carry out line maintenance functions. Actively participate in the Quality and Safety Management System as applicable. Ensure FOD control, tool control and occupational health and safety requirements are adhered to. Ensure Ground Support Equipment is serviceable and report any defects or deficiencies. Ensure the data used is current and applicable, and that documentation is correctly raised and completed at all times. Complete service reports as required. Liaise with the Senior Base Engineer and the Maintenance and Logistics Supervisor to resolve work-related deficiencies, complaints and disputes. Assist with defect analysis and investigations. Carry out aircraft washing and associated corrosion control inspection. Assist with stores issue, receipt and dispatch functions in a back-up capacity. Carry out aircraft towing and repositioning, refuelling, and marshalling in accordance with standard aviation industry signals. Other duties as directed by your supervisor from time to time. Licences & Qualifications A valid and current CASA Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence is highly regarded, or a minimum Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer qualification with potential for RPL conversion. Type rating and/or experience working on King Air B200 or B300 aircraft is required. Hold or be eligible to hold an Aviation Security Identity Card (ASIC). Able to obtain and maintain relevant Australian Government security clearances, including but not limited to Baseline clearance issued by AGSVA. Experience Extensive knowledge and experience working on various aircraft types and systems. Strong understanding of aviation regulations, airworthiness standards and safety practices. Demonstrated understanding of aviation regulatory requirements for aircraft systems maintenance. Excellent problem-solving skills, diagnosing and resolving technical issues efficiently. Proficient with aircraft maintenance manuals, technical documentation and computerised maintenance management systems (CMMS). Computer literate at a basic level in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. Effective communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively within a team. Flexibility to work in support of customers, predominantly Monday to Friday but including weekends and public holidays as required. What We Offer Competitive salary package, with remuneration and benefits subject to experience and qualifications. Annual salary plus superannuation, overtime, relocation support and B300 type training. Relocation assistance available to successful applicants where applicable. Type training support for existing CASA licensed engineers not currently rated on the King Air B300, to upskill or provide currency. Opportunities for career advancement and professional growth. A supportive and inclusive work environment. Training and development programmes to enhance your skills. The chance to work with cutting-edge aircraft and technologies. Defence site location within a fast-paced, inclusive team. Additional Information How to apply: applications must include confirmation of your legal right to work in Australia, a cover letter of one to two pages outlining how you meet the role requirements, and an up-to-date resume. All applicants must also undergo background checks, police checks and DAMP (Drug and Alcohol Management Program) compliance checks. Current Jet Aviation employees should apply via the employee JA SuccessFactors portal under Careers. The annual remuneration package will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and experience as stipulated by the business's Enterprise Agreement.

Requirements

• Carry out scheduled and unscheduled maintenance.
• Ensure compliance with all Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins and similar requirements before expiry of compliance and relevant to the aircraft.
• Supervise and direct AME and ground handler personnel as required.
• Carry out category and category co-ordination certifications within applicable ratings.
• Carry out inspection and maintenance co-ordination and certification.
• Ensure all entries and certifications for work undertaken are completed and certified.
• Carry out line maintenance functions.
• Actively participate in the Quality and Safety Management System as applicable.
• Ensure FOD control, tool control and occupational health and safety requirements are adhered to.
• Ensure Ground Support Equipment is serviceable and report any defects or deficiencies.
• Ensure the data used is current and applicable, and that documentation is correctly raised and completed at all times.
• Complete service reports as required.
• Liaise with the Senior Base Engineer and the Maintenance and Logistics Supervisor to resolve work-related deficiencies, complaints and disputes.
• Assist with defect analysis and investigations.
• Carry out aircraft washing and associated corrosion control inspection.
• Assist with stores issue, receipt and dispatch functions in a back-up capacity.
• Carry out aircraft towing and repositioning, refuelling, and marshalling in accordance with standard aviation industry signals.
• Other duties as directed by your supervisor from time to time.
• A valid and current CASA Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence is highly regarded, or a minimum Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer qualification with potential for RPL conversion.
• Type rating and/or experience working on King Air B200 or B300 aircraft is required.
• Hold or be eligible to hold an Aviation Security Identity Card (ASIC).
• Able to obtain and maintain relevant Australian Government security clearances, including but not limited to Baseline clearance issued by AGSVA.
• Extensive knowledge and experience working on various aircraft types and systems.
• Strong understanding of aviation regulations, airworthiness standards and safety practices.
• Demonstrated understanding of aviation regulatory requirements for aircraft systems maintenance.

Benefits

• Ensure all data, release notes and certificates of conformance for components and parts used during servicing or maintenance accompany the respective work sheet or work package.
• Competitive salary package, with remuneration and benefits subject to experience and qualifications.
• Annual salary plus superannuation, overtime, relocation support and B300 type training.