Diploma or Trade Certificate in Mechanical Engineering, Precision Machining, or Aircraft Maintenance Technology.
Minimum 3 years in an aviation or aerospace machine shop environment.
Aircraft maintenance license (advantageous but not mandatory); relevant CNC/machining certifications.
Trade test training or certification in industrial Training
Proficiency in machining techniques (manual and CNC)
Strong understanding of metallurgy and aviation materials
Familiarity with aviation component standards (e.g., AS9100, Part 145,CMM, SPM, Sbs and ADs)
Minimum 3 years in an aviation or aerospace machine shop environment

Responsibilities

Operate machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, grinders, and CNC equipment to manufacture, modify, or restore aircraft components.
Interpret engineering drawings, technical manuals, and aviation specifications (e.g., ATA 100, EASA guidelines).
Conduct dimensional inspections using precision measuring instruments (e.g., micrometers, calipers, gauges).
Perform surface finishing processes such as honing, deburring, polishing, and thread repair.
Ensure compliance with aviation maintenance documentation, repair schemes, and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Collaborate with engineers and inspectors to validate machining tolerances and identify rework requirements.
Maintain strict adherence to safety, quality assurance, and environmental protocols in the workshop.
Record and document work performed in line with regulatory and organizational standards (e.g., work orders, job cards).
Assist in troubleshooting and root cause analysis for failed or rejected components.
Support continuous improvement initiatives and machine shop capability upgrades

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