Certifying Technician 2

Certifying Technician 2 job at Cayman Airways Ltd in George Town Grand Cayman

Description, duties, responsibilities

The Certifying Technician 2 will report to the Production Manager and Production Supervisors and will be responsible for ensuring that required standards of quality are achieved for all work carried out within the area.

Summary of Key Responsibilities:

• Ensure that all maintenance is conducted in accordance with approved company procedures and requirements such that a Certificate of Release to Service can be issued
• Assist in and accomplish repairs, replacements, modifications, overhaul and inspections on aircraft and associated flight or support equipment in keeping with the Air Navigation Order (Overseas Territories) and Civil Airworthiness requirements
• Continuously seek to develop and improve skill in accomplishing aircraft maintenance tasks
• Keep informed of relevant airworthiness/company publications and procedures e.g., O.T.A.Rs., Company Maintenance and Airworthiness Management Exposition Manual, Engineering and Safety Bulletins
• Ensure required quality standards are achieved for all work being completed
• Ensure airworthiness of company aircraft through adherence to industry standards and approved program compliance
• Supervise licensed and unlicensed mechanics to ensure their work meets required standards
• Conduct delegated department functions
• Ensure the availability of the required Technical Data for the completion of work in a safe and efficient manner
• Ensure facilities and environment are appropriate for planned maintenance
• Other duties as may be required

Qualifications, Skills & Experience:

• Must possess a current Aircraft Mechanics or Engineers License issued from an ICAO recognized authority (FAA, CAA, TC, EASA, etc.)
• Have suitable experience and training on the DHC-6 and / or Saab-340 series aircraft to hold a CT2 approval
• Satisfy established Competency Review requirements
• Must be disciplined organized, honest and trustworthy
• Must be methodical, punctual and highly motivated
• Demonstrate an aptitude for technical and mechanical work
• Must possess good interpersonal, oral and written communication skills in the English language
• Perform duties of the supervisor on an interim bases when necessary
• Must be able to work on a shift system, including nights and weekends

Cayman Airways offers an excellent compensation package

Cayman Airways Ltd Company Overview

Since 1968, Cayman Airways has been serving the Cayman Islands as our national flag carrier. We are proud to say that Cayman Airways is the best way to fly to, from, and within the Cayman Islands! Cayman Airways was established and started operations on August 7, 1968. It was formed following the Cayman Government's purchase of 51% of Cayman Brac Airways from LACSA (the Costa Rican flag carrier) and became wholly government owned in December 1977. A few months after it was formed, Cayman Airways flew its first international route - Grand Cayman to Kingston, Jamaica. The airline acquired its first jet aircraft in 1978 and began services to Houston. In 1982 the airline acquired a Boeing 727-200 aircraft to strengthen the airline's regional and international capability, also allowing for the introduction of first class service. These jets were eventually replaced with Boeing 737-300 series, and during the 1980s Cayman Airways offered scheduled or charter service to Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Newark, New York, Philadelphia, & St. Louis. Today Cayman Airways employs a staff of nearly 400 people, and offers nonstop service to eight international gateways. As the national flag carrier for the Cayman Islands, Cayman Airways operates non-stop Boeing 737-8 jet service between Grand Cayman and the following major US cities: Miami and Tampa, Florida; New York, New York; Denver, Colorado, and, starting November 5, 2022, Los Angeles, California. Nonstop jet service is also provided between Grand Cayman and regional destinations, including: Kingston, Jamaica; Havana, Cuba; and La Ceiba, Honduras. The airline’s Cayman Airways Express service also operates two Saab 340 B+ aircraft between Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac, and two Twin Otter aircraft between Grand Cayman and both Sister Islands, Little Cayman and Cayman Brac.