Job Description

The MCC Duty Engineer is responsible for continuous monitoring of aircraft  and familiarity with EASA Part M and Part 145 requirements.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

• The primary function of the Maintenance Control Duty Engineer (MCC DE) is to provide technical support to flight Crew(s), monitoring and managing A320/1 fleet health, organizing and assisting with the recovery of disruptions during day of operations.
• MCC DE closely works with reliability to identify and address recurring defects and to isolate rogue components, which may be affecting fleet operations.
• Monitoring of aircraft and systems
• Accurate reporting (inclusive of Maintenance hand-over).
• Maintenance and controlling computer systems data accuracy (AMOS).
• Monitor technical status of aircraft and systems (eg: Airman).
• Use and develop systems that can assist in the ongoing management of recurring defects.
• Monitor Maintenance Standards and report suspected deficiency to DOM/Fleet Managers.
• Assist with identification of potential Insurance & Warranty Claims.
• Raising awareness material where appropriate (eg: Read & Initial, Tech-ices and manual amendments).
• Technical support to production areas.
• Assist Maintenance Planning with the control and estimation of Man-Hours based on experience.
• Awareness of the latest technical/industry innovations in relation to aircraft maintenance and troubleshooting.
• Ensure spares are provisioned to the station when and where required in consultation with STP/AOG desk.

Knowledge, Skills and Experience

• Qualification B.Tech in related area.
• Aircraft maintenance Engineer or higher level
• Hold an EASA B1 or B2 Aircraft Maintenance Engineers License on company type
• Minimum of 5 year experience in a Heavy or Line Maintenance environment on company aircraft as an AME or equivalent
• Ability to communicate effectively with all levels within a team
• Demonstrate knowledge of PART 145/ PART M regulatory framework
• Understanding of AIRNAV, and Microsoft Office applications

Skills Required

• EASA
• Aircraft Maintenance