Aviation Technician

Job Title: Line Maintenance Technician – Aircraft Engines

Job Description

This role focuses on post-lease inspections and line maintenance of commercial aircraft engines, with a strong emphasis on gear turbo fan (GTF) platforms and related models. You will perform detailed visual and borescope inspections, disassemble and assemble engines and sub-assemblies, and carry out maintenance, repair, and service tasks in an engine MRO environment. The position requires a solid understanding of aviation maintenance practices, adherence to regulatory requirements, and the ability to collaborate effectively with internal teams and airline customers.

• Perform post-lease inspections, including detailed visual inspections and inventory of engine parts, and install parts required to upgrade engines.
• Conduct borescope inspections, take precise measurements, and document findings to determine engine condition and serviceability.
• Disassemble and assemble gear turbo fan engines, engine parts, and sub-assemblies in accordance with maintenance manuals and standard operating procedures.
• Carry out routine and non-routine engine maintenance, inspections, repairs, and service tasks on commercial aircraft engines.
• Apply a well-rounded knowledge of aviation maintenance to support line maintenance and flight line operations.
• Interpret and work from technical drawings, maintenance manuals, operating procedures, and service bulletins to perform required tasks accurately.
• Use fixed and variable measuring instruments to check and verify component dimensions and ensure compliance with specifications.
• Complete, update, and maintain accurate records for all maintenance performed in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and other applicable regulatory requirements.
• Develop and support internal service center procedures to ensure alignment with FAA and other regulatory agency standards.
• Resolve customer in-service issues by diagnosing engine-related concerns and recommending appropriate maintenance or repair actions.
• Foster a strong understanding of customer engine maintenance and repair preferences and incorporate these considerations into maintenance planning.
• Communicate effectively with managers, field representatives, and airline mechanics, providing feedback, responding to concerns, and supporting collaborative problem-solving.
• Execute service bulletins and related maintenance tasks as required to maintain engine reliability and regulatory compliance.

• Minimum of 3 years of prior experience in aviation maintenance working with commercial aircraft engines.
• High school diploma or associate’s degree, or other 2-year post-high school technical training, combined with a minimum of 4 years of relevant work experience.
• Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license.
• Powerplant license and the ability to obtain and maintain required licenses, operator permits, or certifications.
• Hands‑on experience with gear turbo fan (GTF) engines.
• Experience working on commercial engines, preferably including V2500 and PW4000 models.
• Strong knowledge of gas turbine engine hardware, line maintenance, and flight line operations.
• Proficiency in borescope inspection techniques, including taking measurements and assessing engine component conditions.
• Ability to interpret technical drawings and work from maintenance manuals and operating procedures.
• Ability to use fixed and variable measuring instruments to check and verify dimensions.
• Demonstrated capability to complete, update, and maintain maintenance records in compliance with FAA or other regulatory agency procedures.
• Effective verbal and written communication skills to interact with managers, field representatives, and airline maintenance personnel.

• Experience with V2500 engines.
• Experience in engine overhaul or engine MRO operations.
• Familiarity with post-lease inspections (PLI) and associated processes.
• Experience executing service bulletins on aircraft engines.
• Experience as an aircraft engine mechanic or engine maintenance technician.
• Comfort working with borescope equipment from various manufacturers and interpreting measurement data.
• Ability to…