Maintenance Machinist – Production Technical workshop

Qualifications

• 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
  

Qualifications

• 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