About this role
Responsibilities: Certify components for release to service after overhaul/repair in accordance with aviation authorities’ approved engine rating and/or capability list, following company‑approved MOE procedures in compliance with FAA/EASA/CAAC 145 regulations. Perform final inspections, functional checks, and compliance verification to ensure components are serviceable and safe for flight. Review and validate component repair records, work packages, and airworthiness documentation, ensuring all records are current, accurate, and properly cleared. Ensure full compliance with approved technical data (e.g., ESM, SPM, SB, AD, IPC, AMM where applicable). Ensure adherence to Safety Management System (SMS) and Human Factors best practices to ensure maintenance quality and safety standards. Participate in cost‑control initiatives and continuous improvement projects/events to support operational efficiency. Perform any other duties as assigned. Requirements: Minimum engineering‑related diploma or equivalent qualification. At least 5 years of experience performing engine component maintenance release within an approved Part 145 repair station. Passed CAAS Air Legislation examination Paper M10, L11 or L12, and any other applicable examinations required under CAAS Advisory Circular AC145‑2. Strong knowledge of turbine engine component repair processes (e.g., Plasma, NDT, Painting, Machining, Welding, etc.). Experience with CFM56 and/or LEAP engine types is an added advantage. Strong understanding of FAA/EASA/CAAC aviation legislation and quality management systems. Ability to interpret technical manuals and engineering drawings accurately. Proficiency in maintenance documentation and record‑keeping requirements. Able to work rotating shifts and support production overtime when required. Proficient in written and spoken English.