GRN-0263 – 8 Jobs See below – Cougar and Super Puma

Squadron

Qualification

2.       He must have experience and work on the aircraft in the last three (3) years.

3.       The Ability to inspect, supervise and repair faults.

4.       Be familiar with the charts and graphs.

5.       The ability to fix malfunctions of simulation flight devices.

2.       Analyze of faults and malfunctions scheduled by trainers, such as hydraulic devices, mechanical and electrical devices.

3.       Solve all faults and malfunctions by studying the charts, graphs and technical diagrams.

4.       The ability to inspect devices, know the malfunctions by sense, analyze them and write reports.

5.       The ability to determine the feasibility of repairing parts rather than replacing them.

6.       The ability to determine and define the faults by service manuals.

7.       The ability to replace parts, weight and calibration of simulator flight devices.

8.       Determining the reasons that leading to the malfunction of the simulator flight devices.

9.       Evaluates the performance of flight simulation personnel.

10.   Manages and monitors training programs.

11.   Training the simulation flight personnel on technical manuals.

12.   Trains simulation flight personnel in all stages.

Squadron

Required Qualification

2.       Has the knowledge and principle on mechanical, fluid, electrical and fuel engineering, and extensions for helicopters.

3.       Has the familiarity with the internal parts of the aircraft and their connections.

4.       Has the knowledge of the parts calibration the required?

5.       Graduated from military or an equivalent civilian institute.

6.       Attained the 12 educational level or above.

7.       Proficiency in the English language spoken and written with minimum grade

85%.

2.       He must have practiced the same major in the last three (3) years.

3.       The ability to determine the type of maintenance in a specific part of the aircraft.

4.       Able to interpret technical drawings of aircraft wiring.

5.       The ability to decide what corrective actions are needed to properly repair the faulty equipment.

6.       Has an advanced courses in the same specialization.

2.       Solve the problems of maintenance and proper operation of the necessary components and parts such as aircraft propellers, landing aids, propeller blades and transmission in terms of control and weight.

3.       Decides the correct procedures needed to repair faulty equipment.

4.       Diagnose recurrent malfunctions and take the correct processes before proceeding with the repair and prepare reports with the needed materials.

5.       Decides the need to dismantle, repair or replace aircraft parts to complete the work.

6.       Inspection troubleshooting.

7.       Inspection of the aircraft and determining the type of inspection it needs.

8.       Prepare a report with the necessary missing materials.

9.       Evaluates the performance of maintenance personnel who assigned to the same specialization.

10.   Manages and monitors training programs.

11.   Trains Air Force personnel in the use of Air Force references and books.

12.   Trains Air Force personnel at all levels of trainings (Levels 3, 5 ,7 and 9).

Specialization#: 1S196

Squadron

Required Qualification

2.       Has the knowledge and principle in communication, Navigation, electronics and meter instruments on the aircraft.

3.       Has the knowledge for calibration of accurate instruments and interference these systems are with the rest of the aircraft parts?

4.       Graduated from military or an equivalent civilian institute.

5.       Attained the 12 educational level or above.

6.       Proficiency in the English language spoken and written with minimum grade 85%.

2.       Have experience in the aircraft operating system.

3.       Must know the basic principle in the design and development of the electronic systems of the aircraft.

4.       The ability to maintain and inspect the electronic parts of the aircraft type (Cougar).

5.       Have certificates in working on military or commercial aircraft in the field of electronics.

6.       Have specialized courses on military or commercial aircraft in the field of electronics.

2.       Trains Air Force maintenance personnel to inspect the electronics system on helicopters.

3.       Trains Air Force Maintenance Personnel to use Air Force Models and manual (1500) of the aircraft.

4.       Trains Air Force maintenance personnel train to deal with the aircraft’s fault record and complete the procedures on it.

5.       Trains Air Force personnel at all levels of trainings (Levels 3, 5 ,7 and 9) on electronic operations and works.

6.       Trains the RSAF maintenance personnel to use technical manuals on aircraft maintenance.

7.       Disassembly, installation and performance analysis of aircraft electronic parts.

8.       Trains Air Force maintenance personnel for level (7) seven.

9.       Evaluates the performance of maintenance personnel assigned to the maintenance of aircraft electronic parts and the electronic inspection station.

10.   Manages and monitors training programs.

11.   Trains Air Force maintenance personnel of the safety management and foreign object search system.

12.   Carry out the necessary examination and inspection of the aircraft’s electronic systems.

13.   Has the ability to maintain and repair the electronic check station.

Squadron

Required Qualification

2.       Knowledge in mechanical engineering principles of helicopter engines and the necessary extensions, in addition to follow-up:

3.       The ability to read the engines numbers and limitations.

4.       The ability to changing the internal parts and engines troubleshooting.

5.       Graduated from military or an equivalent civilian institute.

6.       Attained the 12 educational level or above.

7.       Proficiency in the English language spoken and written with minimum grade

85%.

2.       He must have practiced the same major in the last three (3) years.

3.       The principles of analysis of oils and minerals within it and the principles of guiding standards.

4.       Interpretation of extensions, charts, graphs, technical diagrams and manuals.

5.       The ability to decide what corrective actions are needed to properly repair the faulty equipment.

6.       Has an advanced course in the same specialization?

7.       He has experience in quality.

2.       Evaluation of installations and procedures related to the maintenance and repair of (engines, fans and dynamic devices).

3.       Evaluates and assists with maintenance issues related to engines, fans and dynamic equipment.

4.       Evaluate faults and use technical manuals to troubleshoot in order to fix the faults.

5.       Evaluates the extent necessary procedure for disassembling, repairing or replacing parts (engines, fans and dynamic devices).

6.       Inspect (engines, fans, and dynamic devices) using visual inspection methods and analyze the inspection reports and the extent of repair.

7.       Evaluates the repair by replacing parts (engines, fans, dynamic devices) and removing the damaged and defected parts.

8.       Prepare the reports of the necessary materials missing.

9.       Evaluates the individual’s performance.

10.   Manages and monitors training programs.

11.   Trains the RSAF personnel to use Air Force manuals and kits.

12.   Trains Air Force personnel at all levels of trainings (Levels 3, 5 ,7 and 9).

Qualification

2.       At least (5) years in training and operation field.

3.       At least (5) years in in foundation training courses and aircraft inspection courses.

4.       Experience in emergency flight training.

5.       At least (4) years of experience in aviation and ground teaching.

6.       Familiarity with aviation sciences, in addition to all Air Force curricula.

7.       Experience in air refueling.

8.       Proficiency in spoken and written English.

2.       Training Saudi pilots on foundation courses and aircraft inspection courses in force in the 99th Squadron, according to the Air Force system.

3.       Advising on aviation training plans and providing appropriate solutions.

4.       Training pilots and air engineers on aircraft inspection courses.

5.       Make the required modification and updates to books.

6.       Developing the expertise of aircrews.

7.       Teaching the two devices (IFDs) and (MTU) and the curriculum applied in the squadron for the pilots.

8.       Training Saudi pilots on air refueling operations.

9.       To follow the laws and air and ground curricula according to safety regulations.

Squadron

Required Qualification

2.       He has knowledge in the basics of mechanical engineering, fluids, electricity and wiring of helicopters and has familiarity with the internal parts of the aircraft and its connections, which leads to the operation, loading

downloading and firing of weapons in addition to the foundations safety.

3.       Graduated from military or an equivalent civilian institute.

4.       Attained the 12 educational level or above.

5.       Proficiency in the English language spoken and written with minimum grade

85%.

2.       He must have practiced the same major in the last three (3) years.

3.       The ability to specify the type of maintenance required by a particular part of the armament system that the helicopters needs.

4.       Be able to interpret technical drawings of the helicopter armament system extensions.

5.       be able to decide what kind of maintenance is required to repair faulty parts of the helicopter.

6.       Has an advanced courses in the same specialization.

2.       Solve the problems of maintenance and proper operation of the necessary components and parts of the system.

3.       Decides the correct procedures necessary to repair the rolled arming equipment.

4.       Diagnosing recurrent malfunctions and taking the correct measures before starting the repair and preparing material reports and necessities missing.

5.       Decides the extent of the need to dismantle, repair or replace the aircraft parts in order to complete the work.

6.       Repair of inspection malfunctions such as the Helicopter machine gun, launch aids, missile carrier and devices control.

7.       Inspection of the Helicopter and determining the type of inspection it needs.

8.       Prepare the reports of the necessary materials missing.

9.       Evaluates the individual’s performance.

10.   Manages and monitors training programs.

11.   Trains the RSAF personnel to use Air Force manuals and kits.

12.   Trains Air Force personnel at all levels of trainings (Levels 3, 5 ,7 and 9).

This will be subject to number of years’ experience and successful completion of an interview.

Class A