Aircraft Technician – Assessment Day, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Abu Dhabi–Based, Full Relocation Provided)

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At Etihad, we’re shaping the next decade of aviation. As part of our Journey 2030 strategy, we’re set to double our fleet, expand our network to over 125 destinations, and triple our passenger numbers.

We’re looking for experienced Aircraft Maintenance Technicians to join our Technical Operations team. This is your opportunity to work across one of the world’s most advanced and diverse fleets contributing to the innovation and technical excellence powering Etihad’s next chapter.

It’s an exciting time to work for Etihad. We’re transforming the aviation industry through creativity, innovation and sustainability, pushing the boundaries to create a world of thoughtful choices for our guests on every journey. And just as we aspire to create meaningful experiences for our guests, we’re equally committed to delivering a remarkably thoughtful employee experience.

In this role, you will be responsible to perform aircraft maintenance tasks on Airbus and Boeing Aircrafts as per operational requirements to timely identify and rectify defects.

Accountabilities:

  • Ensure maintenance is performed at the highest level in accordance with relevant technical Data and in that respect keeps him/herself updated on current and new Technical and Quality Notices issued also general/technical information.
  • Ensure maximum attention is given to on-time performance, by assuring that all materials, tooling and equipment along with associated documentation is prepared in advance to the task in hand.
  • Inform and consult with Engineer as required to enable to maintain a complete overview of Aircraft.
  • Maintain a FOD free working area and clean up bay area before and after work.
  • Develop oneself and increase Aircraft knowledge with ultimate goal for further career development.
  • Accept appropriate training that will enable a more effective contribution.
  • Proactively participate in all Health and Safety matters.
  • Promote a reporting culture that aligns with the company's ethos.
  • Ensure that all unused serviceable and unserviceable items are returned to stores with the correct label attached.
  • Ensure any tooling or equipment used is duly cleaned and returned in serviceable condition, or clearly labeled if defective.
Education & Experience:
  • Must have served an apprenticeship with an airline/ approved organization, or have received an equivalent formal training.
  • Minimum of 3-5+ years full - time hands-on experience within a Line/Light/Base Maintenance Environment working on commercial aircrafts - Airbus/Boeing.
  • Must have experience working in an Airline Hub or MRO /Base Maintenance environment.
  • Able to perform tasks with high level of Quality and safety.
  • Good communication skills and fluent in English.
  • Team player and ability work in multi-cultural environment.
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