Certifying Engine Technician

Sabena Engineering is a leading independent and international aviation solutions provider for civil and military operators.

Our capabilities cover the main aircraft types, including Airbus, Boeing, Lockheed, regional and military aircraft and rotor aircraft. With our unique and innovative solutions to both regular and complex needs, Sabena Engineering is all set to grow as a worldwide proximity partner, bringing its expertise wherever needed. SABCA offers a full range of services to the civil, space and military aviation markets and recently expanded into the commercial Unmanned Autonomous Systems market as an integrator of aerospace-grade solutions for the industry.

Sabena Aerospace & SABCA are part of a unique industrial ecosystem in the Belgian aerospace industry which is owned by Sabena Aerospace (holding company) and by the Société Fédérale de Participations et d’Investissements (SFPI/FPIM).

Are you ready to join us?

Your Main Responsibilities:

Reporting to the Head of Engine Services, you will be required to perform the following:

• Engine Incoming Inspection
• Engine Storage, Humidity Checks and Humidity Corrections
• Engine Preservation
• Engine Boroscope inspection
• Engine Boroblending
• Engine handling, QEC removal and installation
• Engine inspection at major module level, Inventory Checks and Lease Return Work Scope (LRWS) / C-Checks iaw B-rating
• Engine Identification Plug TST/REP iaw C-rating
• Replacement of external engine parts
• Maintain and operate ES tooling
• Maintain and follow-up of local products

• Full understanding of ATA 100 system and working knowledge of interactions between AMM, ESM, CMM
• Capability of reading, understanding and implementation of service bulletins and airworthy documentation
• Ability to converse and understand English language at a high level
• High level of reading and writing technical English is a must
• High level of computer literacy will be required for daily tasks
• Have the ability to work within a small team and act independently when required
• You have a part 66 B1, B1/B2, B1/C or B1/B2/ C license or equivalent shop training/experience on CFM56 and/or V2500 and/or LEAP 1A/1B engines