About the Role
We are currently looking for a Field Technician to perform maintenance and repair activities on our engine's equipment, ensuring continued airworthiness, regulatory compliance, and accurate technical documentation.
The Field Technician performs maintenance and repair activities on engines equipment in accordance with approved maintenance data, applicable airworthiness regulations (including EASA and CAAS where applicable), and company's procedures.
Operating either at customer premises or within our maintenance facilities, the role supports continued airworthiness through precise technical execution, accurate certification, and compliant documentation, contributing directly to safety, reliability, and operational continuity.
Key Responsibilities
Maintenance Planning & Intervention Preparation
- Ensure feasibility of maintenance interventions through consultation of approved maintenance documentation (e.g. AMM, CMM, SBs) and verification of personal authorizations and qualifications
- Identify and prepare required resources, including tooling, calibrated equipment, spare parts, and applicable technical references
- Provide technical input and estimates where required, in accordance with approved procedures
Maintenance & Repair Execution
- Perform Level 1, 2, or 3 maintenance and repair tasks on gas turbine engines and associated equipment, either in the field or within approved maintenance facilities
- Ensure maintenance activities are performed in compliance with EASA Part-145 / CAAS Airworthiness Requirements, as applicable
- Ensure completeness of maintenance actions to support continued airworthiness
- Conduct release inspections and analyze non-conformities in accordance with approved procedures
- Issue Certificates of Release to Service (CRS) / APRS or equivalent, within the scope of granted authorizations and regulatory requirements
Documentation & Compliance
- Produce accurate, complete, and timely maintenance records, including intervention reports, test requests, and engine logbook updates, in line with regulatory and Safran requirements
- Update intervention schedules, task tracking tools, and activity checklists to ensure traceability and audit readiness
- Ensure all maintenance documentation supports regulatory compliance and airworthiness records retention
Tooling, Safety & Regulatory Adherence
- Ensure tooling and test equipment integrity, including calibration status, configuration control, and modification updates
- Apply, promote, and continuously improve Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) practices in accordance with Safran and regulatory standards
- Comply with all applicable safety management system (SMS) and quality requirements
Essential Requirements
- Minimum Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering, Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, or a related technical discipline
- Minimum 5 years of experience in aeronautical maintenance of complex components (e.g. gas turbine engines, APU, landing gear)
- At least 18 months of practical experience in gas turbine engine maintenance or repair within a regulated maintenance environment
- Experience working within an EASA Part-145 and/or CAAS-approved maintenance organization
- Fresh ITE graduates are welcome to apply
Desirable
- Strong understanding of airworthiness principles and regulatory compliance
- High level of technical rigor, accuracy, and attention to detail
- Ability to work autonomously in field environments while adhering strictly to approved data and procedures
- Disciplined approach to documentation, traceability, and audit readiness
- Strong safety mindset and commitment to continued airworthiness
- Clear communicator with the ability to interface effectively with engineering and customer support teams
- Locations
- Singapore, Singapore
- Timezones
- Worldwide
- Education
- associate degree
- Experience
- 5+ years