Licensed Aircraft Engineer - Line Maintenance (b2) Job Hiring in Qatar for Qatar Airways

Job Opportunity in Qatar!
Job Vacancy: Licensed Aircraft Engineer - Line Maintenance (b2)
Employer / Company: Qatar Airways Q.C.S.C. (Ground)
Job Location: Qatar
Licensed Aircraft Engineer - Line Maintenance (b2)
Qualifications:

High School Qualification / Vocational Qualification /Diploma or Equivalent (Type of Diploma Based on Role) with Minimum 5 years of job-related experience OR Bachelor's Degree or Equivalent with Minimum 4 years of job-related experience
Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance or vocation aircraft maintenance qualification or Degree (B.Eng., BSc) or equivalent in aircraft engineering
Must hold minimum 1 full QR main fleet ICAO/QCAA license and approvals.
Managerial skills - Ability to delegate work, set clear direction and manage workflow. Strong mentoring and coaching skills. Ability to train and develop subordinate's skills. Ability to foster teamwork among team members.

Responsibilities:

Plan assigned activities in an effective and efficient manner, operate equipment or use tooling relative to assigned tasks within framework of Qatar Airways and Customer procedures.
Review of work procedures and standards, propose improvements were procedures are not appropriate to ensure work processes are effective.
Responsible for the final release of work accomplished. Ensure tasks are performed to meet company/ customer standards and target such as dispatch reliability and level of acceptable deferred defects.
Ensure delivery standard of QR/customer products are met. Aircraft maintenance tasks are accomplished in accordance with laid down policies and procedures.
Provide satisfactory support to internal and external customers.
Implement solutions to technical problems within his/her range of authority. Aircraft or components serviceability standards are maintained to meet schedule requirements.
Determining the kind of tools and equipment needed to do a job.
Using mathematics to solve problems.
Controlling operations of equipment or systems.
Supervise a team of mechanics or technical assistants, ascertaining task are efficiently performed and comply with procedures and meet task objectives.
Provide guidance and or on the job training to the Technicians and Aircraft Mechanics reporting to this position.
Establish the teams objectives and priorities to align with and support business objectives.
Regularly evaluate the teams’ objectives, plans , and procedures and revise when needed.
Ensuring staff under his immediate controls adhere to published technical and safety requirements defined in publishing manuals,
Customer procedures and other publications.
Defining priorities to the staff allocated to him to ensure that efficient use of resources is channeled to perform the tasks allocated and meet schedules and planned check activities.
When supervising the work of others, ensuring that acceptable standard of workmanship and quality are maintained and the correct tools are employed to accomplish the task.

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