Day-to-Day Responsibilities
Carry out scheduled inspections and checks on airframes, engines and aircraft systems, as set out in the manufacturer's maintenance manual.
Diagnose faults reported by pilots or found during checks, and troubleshoot hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical and avionics systems.
Repair or replace components such as landing gear parts, control surfaces and engine parts, using approved procedures.
Keep accurate maintenance records and certify completed work so the aircraft can be released to service.
Carry out specialised checks, such as borescope inspection or non-destructive testing, where trained and licensed to do so.
Work to tight timelines during turnarounds between flights, often on night shifts.
Follow the safety, quality and documentation rules set by the DGCA and by the airline or MRO organisation.
