aircraft engine specialist (EN)
ISCO 7232 · v1.2.1
Aircraft engine specialists advise on maintaining procedures to engines of aircrafts and helicopters. They perform operability tests to components and parts of aircrafts to diagnose suitability for usage and possible operations to improve performance. They interpret and provide support to understand the technical specifications given by manufacturers for application at the airport's premises.
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Source aliases (EN)
- areoplane engine mechanic
- engine inspection specialist
- specialist in aircraft engines
- plane engine specialist
- aeroplane engine inspection specialist
- engine test specialist
- helicopter mechanic
- jet aircraft engine specialist
- light aircraft engine specialist
- aeroplane engine specialist
- helicopter engine specialist
- aeroplane engine technician
- helicopter maintenance specialist
- piston aircraft engine specialist
- military aircraft engine specialist
- aircraft engine technician
- rotary aircraft engine specialist
- aircraft engine mechanic
- airplane engine specialist
- civilian aircraft engine specialist
- rotary maintenance specialist
- aeroplane engine inspection engineer
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 21
- electromechanics
- electrical engineering
- manage health and safety standards
- aircraft mechanics
- technical drawings
- wear appropriate protective gear
- ensure compliance with airport security measures
- diagnose defective engines
- read standard blueprints
- engineering processes
- electronics
- read engineering drawings
- apply technical communication skills
- airport safety regulations
- electricity
- use technical documentation
- electrical wiring plans
- common aviation safety regulations
- mechanics
- engine components
- follow manufacturer guidelines in use of airport equipment
Optional (EN) · 11
- inspect aircraft manufacturing
- quality assurance procedures
- give instructions to staff
- assemble electrical components
- operate precision measuring equipment
- electrical systems used in transportation
- consult with industry professionals
- use testing equipment
- use computerised maintenance management systems
- test electronic units
- liaise with engineers
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