Aeronautical Sheet Metal Technician (Airframe Repair – Super Puma 332 / 225)-Duration-3 Months [...]

Job Summary

We are seeking an experienced Aircraft Structures / Sheet Metal Technician to perform maintenance, repair, and modifications on helicopter sheet metal structures. The role ensures compliance with aeronautical regulations, OEM standards, and Airbus repair processes, with a strong focus on safety, precision, and structural integrity. Key Responsibilities

Inspect and troubleshoot primary and secondary aircraft structures. Disassemble assemblies to access faults and carry out necessary repairs. Repair, realign, manufacture, or replace defective structural components. Perform approved structural modifications and apply corrosion protection treatments. Assemble parts using approved fastening techniques (riveting, bonding, screwing, adhesives). Assess and document structural damage in accordance with OEM and regulatory limits. Apply corrosion treatment methods (mechanical and chemical). Ensure compliance with MRM, SRM, ATA chapters, and Airbus repair procedures. Maintain accurate records in CMMS and ensure closure of anomalies. Support audits, inspections, and coordination with OEMs for complex or D-Level repairs. Qualifications

Strong knowledge of ATA Chapter 53 (Structures) for repair solutions. Familiarity with the Structural Repair Manual (SRM) and Maintenance & Repair Manual (MRM). Understanding of the Repair Design Approval Sheet (RDAS) process and when OEM approval is required. Awareness that D-Level repairs are restricted to Airbus, requiring OEM intervention. Knowledge of structural limitations, e.g., Super Puma frame corrosion beyond limits requires Airbus RDAS and OEM technician support. Expertise in helicopter sheet metal structure repair and modification techniques. Skilled in the use of specialized tooling (jigs, fixtures, forming tools). Proficiency with aeronautical fastening and assembly methods (riveting, bonding, screwing, adhesives). Strong knowledge of aeronautical materials (aluminum alloys, titanium, steels). Competence in corrosion prevention and treatment methods. Ability to interpret engineering drawings, diagrams, and maintenance manuals. Familiarity with EASA and FAA standards and compliance requirements. Hands-on experience with CMMS systems . Certifications / Licenses

Valid EASA Part-66 B1.3 or B2 License (preferred). Type training on Airbus Helicopters (e.g., Super Puma / H225) or Leonardo AW series is an advantage. Experience under a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO) environment. OEM structural repair training or Airbus SRM / MRM familiarization course desirable. Valid Human Factors, Fuel Tank Safety, and EWIS training certificates. Additional Information

Precision and attention to detail. Analytical and problem-solving mindset. Safety- and quality-focused approach. Ability to work independently and collaboratively. Strong organizational and communication skills. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

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