Acts as a subject matter expert in line maintenance engineering, resolving technical defects, validating work within authorization limits, and coordinating aircraft release activity so scheduled operations remain safe, compliant, and reliable.
- Coordinate assigned line maintenance work during the shift, prioritize defects and scheduled inputs, and align certified resources, tooling, and technical data so aircraft are returned to service safely, on time, and in accordance with approved maintenance data and release requirements
- Review effectivity, revision status, and task instructions before work starts, then verify completed work within authorization limits, certify where permitted, and confirm logbooks, worksheets, and release records are complete, accurate, and submitted on time for traceable aircraft handover to the relevant technical record system
- Analyze recurring defects, technical trends, and maintenance history to identify root causes, recommend corrective action, and escalate issues that require engineering, planning, or maintenance control intervention to protect aircraft availability and reduce repeat findings
- Maintain compliance with safety management, human factors, EWIS, fuel tank safety, and company procedures by applying risk controls, reporting hazards promptly, and reinforcing disciplined maintenance practices across the work area during troubleshooting and rectification activity
- Organize the readiness of technical facilities, aircraft engineering library material, tooling, and ground support equipment so the team works from current information in an orderly, traceable environment that can withstand audit and operational review