Employment Information:
 
Position Title: B2- Mechanic Engineer
Department: Maintenance
Division: Maintenance / AMO 
Reports to: Maintenance Manager
Direct reports: 0
Location: Amman, Jordan 
Type of: Full time
 
 
Key Functions: 

The B2 Mechanic Engineer is responsible for performing, inspecting, and certifying maintenance tasks related to aircraft avionics and electrical systems in accordance with approved maintenance data, company procedures, and applicable aviation regulations. The role ensures that all assigned aircraft remain airworthy, safe, and compliant with regulatory and organizational standards.
Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on avionics and electrical systems (communication, navigation, auto flight, indication, electrical generation and distribution, etc. under the direct supervision of the qualified support staff
Troubleshoot, repair, and rectify defects using approved maintenance data (AMM, WDM, IPC, etc.).
Conduct inspections, component replacements, and functional tests as required by the maintenance program.
Perform flight departure and arrival procedures, including preflight and postflight inspections, defect rectification, and system verification to support on-time operations.
Ensuring valid CARC License and Company Authorization privileges and makes no certification when expired. And maintain stamp from any unauthorized use.
Receiving the work order and Package from planning and checking completeness and accurateness before assuming work on aircraft.
Ensuring, while carrying out scheduled and un-scheduled maintenance, that all applicable airworthiness and regulatory requirements are complied with and that work carried out is certified in accordance with the AW’s standards and procedures.
Identifying and taking necessary actions on Critical Tasks, CDCCL Duplicate Inspection items.
Ensuring that product release requirements are complied with before issuing the required Certificate of Release to Service (CRS);
Checking the completed Work Packages before forwarding to the Planning Department to ensure correct sequence, inclusion of all documents and that all work requiring certification is completed including required task cards, additional and defects work sheets, component release forms, reports and dirty fingerprints prior to issuance of a Certificate of Release to Service, This applies to component certifications
when carrying out duties of Workshop Certifying Staff, including issuance of CARC Form 227 Authorized Release Certificate, when Authorized by the DQA; 
Assist in assessment of any AD, SB, or SIL that may affect future and/or current maintenance with regards to determining the effectively, compliance, material and the implications associated with the implementation.
Ensuring tool control by him or all personnel working under his supervision on an aircraft input;
Allocate and supervise work to support staff and mechanics working under his supervision on an aircraft input, ensuring that all maintaining AW standards and procedures (MOE) are complied with when carrying out maintenance and that the quality of work in the final product is to AW standards (MOE).
Carrying out OJT for staff for which he is suitably qualified.
Responding to quality findings in the area of activity under his responsibility, which may arise from internal or independent quality audits;
Ensure timely and up to date completion of his experience log sheets.
Ensuring that safe work practices are always employed in the workshop.
After completion of maintenance, ensure that a general verification is carried out to ensure that the aircraft or component is clear of all tools, equipment and any extraneous parts or material, and that all access panels removed have been refitted.
Ensure that an error capturing method is implemented after the performance of any critical maintenance task.
Reporting any defect found or suspected on aircraft, engine or accessories that may affect airworthiness or safety.
Report any issues that may affect the safety of staff and deficiencies in equipment, tooling, and material which may affect a job
Ensuring that the aircraft technical logbook is properly completed with regards to:
Clear entry of the work performed (Corrective action).
Correct reference to the latest maintenance data sued.
Entering the AMO reference (When not entered).
Entering name, signature and stamping the CRS column.
Support aircraft towing, ground runs, and functional checks as required and within authorization limits.
Collaborate with other maintenance personnel and departments to coordinate activities, share information, and optimize workflow
Coordinates all maintenance activities, and ensures that all procedures, regulations, standard and safety practices are followed, when instructed to
Observe and enforce all safety, PPE, and human factors requirements
Assist and support other maintenance teams as required to ensure on-time aircraft serviceability. 
He may be assigned as (base CS, line CS, SS or Mechanic) depends on work load and issued authorization 
Participate in training programs, assessments, and audits as required to maintain and demonstrate ongoing competence.
Flexibility to work irregular hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays, as needed
Understand the needs of the company and meet expected performance and achievements
Must always keep a valid B2 Aircraft Maintenance License with the required aircraft type(s)
Must always maintain a valid company authorization by keeping in compliance with MOE 3.4.3/5/6 
Demonstrate 6 months of every 24 months’ maintenance experience per the requirements of valid MOE. 
You can use approved maintenance data (AMM, WDM, TSM, IPC) and have access to.
Follows AMO procedures, MOE, and CARC regulations.
Passes annual competence assessments as required by Quality or Training Department
Attends all recurrent, awareness or refresher training when required.
Works safely, carefully, and follows instructions from supervisors.
Perform any additional duties assigned by supervisors or management.