Engine Shop Machinist
Standard Aero
Engine Shop Machinist
Standard Aero
Aviation MRO for engines and airframes
Your next role
The Engine Machinist role is fundamental to supporting our growing and varied customer base throughout APAC. We require an machinist who will be able to complete tasks related to:
Your Qualifications/Skills/Experience
Ideally the applicant holds a Certificate IV in Aeroskills or an Australian recognised Aircraft Trade qualification, with at least 2 years of experience in an engine environment. However, an experience machinist with trade qualifications and manufacturing is the minimum requirement.
Ideally but not essential, you will have experience on PT6 engine models along with a working knowledge of Pratt & Whitney Canada publications including overhaul and maintenance manuals, parts catalogues and service bulletins. Applicants with relevant skills from a non aviation background will also be considered
You need to be committed to being a highly customer-focused team worker, who can demonstrate flexibility when required, be motivated and willing to take on new initiatives. You will also be a self-starter and have excellent communication skills.
Benefits you will enjoy!
This a full-time role based in our Brisbane workshop and due to Aviation regulations, this role is classed as a Safety Sensitive Aviation Activity and requires the holder to comply and qualify under our Drugs and Alcohol Policy.
If this sounds like what you've been waiting for then don't delay, apply now by submitting a current copy of your resume.
Aviation MRO for engines and airframes
StandardAero provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for aircraft and rotorcraft engines, auxiliary power units, components, and airframes. It operates under OEM-authorized and FAA-approved procedures across a global network of 50+ facilities, performing repairs, overhauls, upgrades, major alterations, avionics work, and customized interior and exterior finishes, supported by engineering services. The company differentiates itself through its long history dating back to 1911, its extensive global footprint, and its breadth of offerings across engines, airframes, avionics, and engineering all under OEM programs. Its goal is to minimize downtime, extend asset life, and maintain high aircraft readiness for commercial, business, military, and industrial power customers.
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