Mechanical Technician (Tool Store)

The post holder will undertake a range of activities in order to manage the acceptance, storage, release and disposal of tools into and out of central storage area. Responsible for ensuring appropriate identification, recording and monitoring of tooling/equipment held in the tool store. This will include the registration, following acceptance and inspection, of each tool by allocation of a unique serial/identification number. Ensure that tooling/equipment being used is tracked and recorded including a statement of condition, labelling and any other appropriate documentation for each item. Manage tool tallies or labels as part of tool control. Ensure that tooling/equipment being used is tracked and recorded including a statement of condition, labelling and any other appropriate documentation for each item. Manage tool tallies or labels as part of tool control. Check incoming deliveries against order/delivery documentation, ensuring that all items are accompanied with supporting certification and maintenance/operation documentation as appropriate. Check all packaging is fit for purpose with no damage to incoming items. Responsible for ensuring timely inspection, servicing and calibration of appropriate tools and equipment. Must notify Group Leaders/Aircraft Team Leaders when calibration results are beyond acceptable limits of original manufacturer. Ensure that surplus or redundant tooling/equipment is removed from maintenance environment and quarantined or disposed. The tracking system must then be updated as necessary to reflect the action taken. Shall place an unserviceable tool tally whenever an unserviceable tool has been discovered and removed from the tool store. Requirements Requires general product knowledge of tooling types and competency within own technical/subject area and a basic knowledge of those elements in other areas. Awareness of how the service integrates with maintenance users in order to achieve the levels of service defined by the tool store manager. Awareness of how the team integrates with others in order to achieve the overall objectives of the area and demonstrates an understanding of the requirement for continuous improvement and its application. Aware of personal limitations and skill boundaries. Be able to demonstrate general tooling knowledge and the importance of tool control, calibration and stock management principles.​ Benefits Competitive and comprehensive international salary package in a fast-growing environment.

Requires general product knowledge of tooling types and competency within own technical/subject area and a basic knowledge of those elements in other areas. Awareness of how the service integrates with maintenance users in order to achieve the levels of service defined by the tool store manager. Awareness of how the team integrates with others in order to achieve the overall objectives of the area and demonstrates an understanding of the requirement for continuous improvement and its application. Aware of personal limitations and skill boundaries. Be able to demonstrate general tooling knowledge and the importance of tool control, calibration and stock management principles.

Manage acceptance, storage, release and disposal of tools in central storage. Ensure identification, recording and monitoring of tooling/equipment with unique serial/identification numbers. Track and record tooling with condition statements, labeling and documentation. Manage tool tallies/labels as part of tool control. Check incoming deliveries against documentation; ensure items have supporting certification and maintenance/operation documentation; verify packaging integrity. Ensure timely inspection, servicing and calibration of tools; notify leaders if calibration exceeds limits. Quarantine or dispose surplus/redundant tooling; update tracking system accordingly. Place an unserviceable tool tally when such tools are found and removed from the tool store.