Repair Engineer

Synopsis To provide technical and commercial engineering oversight and control of aircraft component repairs, ensuring repair decisions are technically justified, commercially optimized and aligned with safety, regulations, reliability, contractual commitments and maintenance cost objectives. Accountabilities Evaluate complex aircraft component repair quotations and validate repair scope, pricing and engineering recommendations, while negotiating the best price vs. quality. Assess Repair versus Replacement (BER), alternative repair solutions and repair strategies. Review AMM, CMM, IPC, SRM, SB, SIL, EO and Shop Findings Reports (SFR) to support decisions. Investigate Repeat Defects, Fail-on-Fit (FOF), No Fault Found (NFF) and perform root cause analysis and recommend and implement improvements. Review of Customer Induced Damage (CID), Over & Above (O&A), PBH/FH entitlements and repair contract technical aspects and propose cost reduction measures. Monitor Maintenance Performance Guarantees including DMC, TPG and Engine Guarantees. Analyze supplier performance, component reliability and maintenance trends and propose measures for improvement. Support engineering procedures, governance, automation and AI-enabled quotation review.

Education & Experience Bachelor’s in Engineering or equivalent professional qualification or experience (min. 5 years) Experience in evaluating complex aircraft component repairs, repair quotations and maintenance cost optimization Good understanding of aircraft maintenance documentation (AMM, CMM, IPC, SRM), repair schemes and engineering practices. Good understanding of PBH/FH agreements, repair contracts, supplier commitments and maintenance performance guarantees. Strong analytical, technical and commercial judgement with the ability to challenge repair scope and engineering recommendations using engineering evidence. Good stakeholder management and communication skills with the ability to work across Engineering, Supply Chain, Fleet Management and external repair organizations

To provide technical and commercial engineering oversight and control of aircraft component repairs, ensuring repair decisions are technically justified, commercially optimized and aligned with safety, regulations, reliability, contractual commitments and maintenance cost objectives. Accountabilities include evaluating complex aircraft component repair quotations and validating repair scope, pricing and engineering recommendations while negotiating best price vs. quality; assessing Repair versus Replacement (BER), alternative repair solutions and repair strategies; reviewing AMM, CMM, IPC, SRM, SB, SIL, EO and Shop Findings Reports (SFR) to support decisions; investigating Repeat Defects, Fail-on-Fit (FOF), No Fault Found (NFF) and performing root cause analysis with improvements; reviewing Customer Induced Damage (CID), Over & Above (O&A), PBH/FH entitlements and repair contract technical aspects and proposing cost reduction measures; monitoring Maintenance Performance Guarantees including DMC, TPG and Engine Guarantees; analyzing supplier performance, component reliability and maintenance trends and proposing measures for improvement; supporting engineering procedures, governance, automation and AI-enabled quotation review.