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GE Aerospace

Builds jet engines for airlines and armed forces

On Wing Support Technician

Aviation Operations & Aircraft MaintenancePosted on Nov 11
Full-timeLondon, UK

About the Job

Requirements

  • Completed a formal engineering apprenticeship or have relevant industry experience within a technically complex industry.
  • Have strong attention to detail and be able to interpret detailed documented work instructions effectively.
  • Be able to travel on short notice to domestic and international locations to maintain GE/CFM commercial engines.
  • Have experience with lean practices and problem solving.
  • Have experience with LEAP, CFM56, GENX, GE90, GP7200, CF6, or CF34 engines.
  • Have experience with line maintenance, module removal and installation, and LRU/EBU removals and installations.
  • Demonstrate quality, compliance, and customer satisfaction skills.

Responsibilities

  • Provide quick-turn aircraft engine shop visits, repairs, and field services.
  • Troubleshoot engines, perform field repairs, and conduct line maintenance.
  • Take ownership of and follow through on the full scope of work tasks and projects.
  • Focus on customer needs and deliver work with precision and care.
  • Build positive customer relationships through effective communication and understanding customer perspectives.
  • Work shifts consisting of two weeks of days (06:30 to 14:30) and one week of afternoons (14:30 to 22:30).

Desired Qualifications

  • Approach work with a can-do attitude and commitment to team and customer objectives.
  • Be willing to learn and grow with advances in technology.

About the Company

GE Aerospace

Builds jet engines for airlines and armed forces

GE Aerospace designs, builds and services jet engines and aircraft systems for airlines, plane makers and armed forces around the world. Through CFM International, a 50-50 venture with France's Safran, it makes the LEAP engine, the only engine on Boeing's 737 MAX and one of two offered on Airbus's A320neo family. Its other units make avionics and electrical power systems for civil and military aircraft. Most of its revenue comes from repairs, spare parts and long-term service deals that airlines buy over the decades each engine stays in use, with the work done in its own and partner shops. GE Aerospace traces to General Electric, founded in 1892, and is based in Evendale, Ohio.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$1B
Headquarters
Evendale, OH
Founded
1892

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