Tasks
The Station Engineer is responsible for:
- Line maintenance up to weekly check on Airbus A330, A350, A380, Boeing B747, B777 and B787 aircraft
- Pre-flight / ETOPS / daily and weekly checks as required
- Issue the Certificate of Release to Service (CRS)
- Trouble shooting in accordance with licensed privileges
- Aircraft on Ground support
- Administrative duties associated with the line maintenance office
* Participate in other duties as assigned
Benefits
Flight privileges, 15 Vacation Days, 401k plan, Commuter Benefits, Education, Employee Assistance Program, Family Policy, Flex Holidays, Healthcare, Life Insurance, Long Disability, Short Disability, up to 60 Sick Days
Requirements
The Station Engineer is responsible for:
- EASA Part-66 B1/2 aircraft maintenance license or ICAO type II license (FAA), including type ratings trained by EASA Part-147 organization on Airbus A350 and Boeing B777 is a must, plus A330/A380/B747-400/-8 or B787 type rating would be desirable
- Minimum 6 years of experience in aircraft line maintenance
- Strong knowledge of line maintenance operation and ground support functions
- Excellent knowledge in English, German would be an advantage
- Valid U.S. driving license
- Legally entitled to work in the U.S. (no sponsorship will be granted)
* CV/Resume and Cover Letter required
* Aircraft type rating certificates and FAA A&P Mechanic certificates / EASA Part-66 AML
* Company will not provide relocation assistanc
Company
About Swiss International Air Lines AG
It’s the little differences that make working at SWISS so appealing. The fact, for example, that we treat every detail with care, see quality in terms of hospitality and view nationality through an international lens. In a similar way, we see variety as richness, a job as an experience and SWISS as a world of inspiration. You, too, will be stimulated in our special working environment – one in which, wherever you are, you’ll always feel: Truly SWISS .... where people matter.
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