Workshop Technician V - Engines

Job Description

About the Company GOL is a Brazilian airline group. The company describes itself as looking for professionals to join its "Team of Eagles", offering an inclusive, diverse and stimulating environment for people seeking a challenge. Role Overview GOL is looking for professionals with engine experience to join its engine workshop at Lagoa Santa, Minas Gerais. Key Responsibilities Carry out engine repairs, meeting the quality standards and requirements of engine manufacturers and of national and international aviation authorities. Represent the engine workshop in audits, answering auditors' questions during certification or recertification of the workshop for national and international authorities. Requirements Intermediate English, written and reading. Ability to read and interpret CFM or other engine manufacturer manuals: Engine Shop Manual (ESM), Engine Illustrated Parts Catalogue (EIPC) and Standard Practices Manual (SPM). Ability to read and interpret CASE and DICA documentation from engine manufacturers and from Honeywell for APUs. Licences & Qualifications CHT technical qualification certificate in Powerplant (GMP). Experience Experience in the field. Experience repairing aircraft engines, preferably of the CFM family. Engine troubleshooting experience.

Requirements

• Carry out engine repairs, meeting the quality standards and requirements of engine manufacturers and of national and international aviation authorities.
• Represent the engine workshop in audits, answering auditors' questions during certification or recertification of the workshop for national and international authorities.
• Intermediate English, written and reading.
• Ability to read and interpret CFM or other engine manufacturer manuals: Engine Shop Manual (ESM), Engine Illustrated Parts Catalogue (EIPC) and Standard Practices Manual (SPM).
• Ability to read and interpret CASE and DICA documentation from engine manufacturers and from Honeywell for APUs.
• CHT technical qualification certificate in Powerplant (GMP).
• Experience in the field.
• Experience repairing aircraft engines, preferably of the CFM family.
• Engine troubleshooting experience.