B1/B2 Licensed Engineer

• You have an EASA Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance License: B1 / B2 and C

• You have basic knowledge requirements of Appendix I to Part-66

• You have basic knowledge of Part-M, Part-145 and any other relevant regulations

• You have at least 6 months of relevant aircraft or component maintenance experience in any consecutive 2-year period

• You have experience working with our aircrafts, but will consider other Business Aircraft makes as well

• You have knowledge on, and practicing of, human factors, human performance and limitations

• You have knowledge on EWIS and CDCCL when relevant

• You have experience working during last two years on at least one aircraft type for each license (sub)category

• You are current on all training requirements (recurrent/continuation training)

• You have the ability to interpret and work with engineering drawings

• You have the ability to effectively communicate in both written and verbal form on individual task and / or aircraft status

• You have the ability to use standard tools, special tools and operate ground support equipment

• You have the ability to work in accordance with the maintenance data and to notify the function responsible of defects or mistakes requiring rectification to re-establish required maintenance standards

• You have the ability to use information systems (computer skills)

• You have experience on business jet aircraft

• Identify constraints and pro-actively prepare maintenance projects (e.g. organizing workstations)

• Verify if Mechanics and B1/B2 Support Staff assigned ('crew') are qualified to perform the task(s)

• Ensure Cat C tasks are delegated to other Cat C or senior B1/B2 when not available - delegating duties does not relieve the Cat C of the overall responsibility for the crew

• Understand that when also carrying out maintenance tasks, such tasks should not be undertaken when incompatible with the project-management responsibilities

• Prioritize work, and coordinate/assign daily work plan to the crew

• Ensure performed tasks are in accordance with Bombardiers Maintenance Organization Procedures

• Ensure that all required maintenance tasks are carried out, that all work accomplished is airworthy and, where not completed, that deferrals will be reported to the operator

• Provide time estimates and monitor efficiency to ensure that scheduled man-hours are not exceeded, and coordinate overtime requirements with the Project Manager

• Ensure crew maintains good housekeeping practices

• Ensure all task-handovers are done at the end of the shift, as well as the shift-handover

• Release aircraft and authorized, by signing the Certificate of Release to Service after base maintenance

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