Position Overview
The Maintenance Engineer / Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for the maintenance and reliability of critical fuel infrastructure within the aviation fuel farm. This includes pumps, valves, filtration systems, meters, hydrant pits, and control systems. The role also involves implementing preventive maintenance programs in accordance with JIG standards and GACA requirements, and responding to mechanical or operational faults to ensure uninterrupted and safe fuel supply to aircraft operations.
 
Key Responsibilities
Maintenance and reliability of critical fuel infrastructure including pumps, valves, filtration systems, flow meters, hydrant pits, and control systems
Implementing and managing preventive maintenance (PM) programs in line with JIG standards and GACA regulatory requirements
Responding to mechanical or operational faults, diagnosing root causes, and executing corrective actions in a timely manner
Conducting routine inspections and functional testing of all mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation components
Maintaining accurate maintenance records, service logs, and equipment histories in compliance with GACA and JIG documentation requirements
Ensuring all maintenance activities comply with GACA safety regulations, JIG operational standards, and company HSE policies
Coordinating with contractors and external service providers for specialized repairs or equipment overhauls
Supervising and leading maintenance technicians, assigning work orders and ensuring quality workmanship (Supervisor level)
Participating in GACA audits, JIG inspections, and internal safety audits
Supporting emergency response procedures for fuel system failures or incidents in accordance with GACA requirements
Managing spare parts inventory and coordinating procurement of maintenance materials
Contributing to continuous improvement of maintenance processes and fuel farm reliability
 
Qualifications & Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical discipline
Minimum 5–8 years of experience in maintenance engineering within aviation fuel, oil & gas, or petrochemical operations
At least 2–3 years in a supervisory or team lead role (for Supervisor level)
Working knowledge of JIG (Joint Inspection Group) standards related to aviation fuel equipment and infrastructure
Familiarity with GACA aviation fuel regulations, safety management systems, and compliance requirements
Demonstrated experience maintaining pumps, valves, filtration systems, metering equipment, and industrial control systems
Proficiency in preventive maintenance planning and CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems)
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, P&IDs, and technical manuals
Strong analytical and fault-diagnosis capabilities
Understanding of HSE management systems and safe work practices in fuel handling environments
Experience working within a GACA regulatory framework is preferred
Strong communication, coordination, and team leadership skills