File manager

Duties & Responsibilities

1. Ensuring that all subordinates working on the assigned aircraft input are aware of related safety and quality issues and ensuring that staff follows the correct references using the related tools to perform the task.
2. Establishing standard of interior design and quality to ensure that all interior operations performed on assigned aircraft shall meet airworthiness criteria and certification requirements.
3. Ensuring all work assigned is accomplished with high quality standards, practices, completed in a timely fashion within approved capabilities of MRO’s and is performed/inspected by qualified technicians.
4. Assigning all work designated for the assigned shop using the available staff (technicians) and in coordination with the General Foreman, Interior.
5. Determining qualifications of all technicians prior to work assignment in addition to assisting and training them in order to ensure proper work procedures and practices.
6. Ensuring proper execution of parts tags attached to repairable, serviceable or condemned parts, and ensuring that all serviceable tags are installed on components or placed in the proper work package in accordance with approved inspection procedures manual.
7. Preparing periodic reports with respect to Interior Department activities and achievements to be
   submitted to the General Foreman, Interior.
8. Following-up on subordinates’ affairs including vacations, leaves…etc.
9. Carrying out performance appraisals for subordinates according to scheduled plans and recommending necessary actions.

Job Requirements
Qualifications / Licenses
– Diploma Degree in Aeronautical, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
– Certification as an Airframe and Power plant Mechanic (FAA and/or PCA)

1. Performing A&P work as assigned utilizing routine and/or non-routine work cards and/or service bulletins within estimated or budgeted hours and within the applicable aviation regulations and companies standards of quality.
2. Maintaining MRO’s and customer’s A&P related maintenance documents in a safe and accurate manner.
3. Adjusting, aligning and calibrating aircraft systems and engines, using hand tools, gauges and test equipments to detect and diagnose malfunctions.
4. Disassembling, examining and inspecting engines or other components for cracks, breaks, leaks, wear, warping or other defects.
5. Assembling and installing electrical, plumbing, mechanical, hydraulic, and structural components and accessories using hand and power tools
6. Maintaining aircraft systems by performing tasks, such as flushing, cleaning screens, greasing moving parts and checking brakes.
7. Repairing, replacing and rebuilding aircraft structures, functional components and parts such as flight controls, landing gears, rigging and hydraulic units.
8. Modifying aircraft structures, systems, or components and following drawings, engineering orders and technical publications.
9. Keeping work area and adjacent areas clean.
10. Making all applications of sealing compounds with hand sealing tools, pressure guns, and other required tooling to seal fuel cell cavities and integral fuel cells to quality and dimensional specifications.
11. Performing maintenance on environmental, pneumatic, bleed air systems, draw through and forced air systems, life support, hydraulic assemblies, units and test benches.
12. Reading and interpreting aircraft maintenance manuals and specifications to determine feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components.

Job Requirements
Qualifications / Licenses
Technical Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance
Holds DGCA/GACA/FAA license or equivalent.

Type rating on Airbus 320 (A320) is must