Power Plant Engineering Leader

Summary The On Wing Support Shanghai Powerplant Engineer will be responsible for the technical standard by which we achieve conforming repairs of our customers’ fleets. This site performs maintenance on GE/CFM commercial aircraft engines in the field and in shop. As such, the Engineer will interpret the aircraft maintenance manual, engine shop manual, customer requests, and other approved technical data into actions or an actionable digital format (SAP) that can be completed locally and within the bounds of the quality system. This is achieved through workscoping; router management; process standardization; SB applicability and configuration decision-making by engine serial number; tooling, facility, and workstation setup; and escalations (Departure Records and DICAs) to PSE. Positive working relationships with the team of technicians and customers through outstanding customer responsiveness is critical to the success of the business. Applicants will be familiar with quick-turn aircraft engine maintenance, repair and field services, CCAR-66 TA personal license holder is a MUST-HAVE Job Description Company Overview GE Aerospace (NYSE: GE) is a global leader in aerospace propulsion, services, and integrated systems. Currently, it has approximately 44,000 in-service commercial aircraft engines worldwide. With a century-long history of innovation and profound industry expertise, GE Aerospace is committed to inventing the future of flight, lifting people up, and bringing them home safely. Site Overview For 45 years in China, GE Aerospace has committed to developing and investing in China’s aviation industry with reliable, efficient, sustainable, and outstanding products and services. GE Aerospace and its joint venture CFM have served more than 60 airline customers in the Greater China Region, with over 7700 engines in service and nearly 5000 engines on order. We are devoted to the market’s quality growth propelled by technological innovation and digitalization. Together with our partners, we are shaping a sustainable future of flight that helps the industry reach its carbon-neutral goal for the benefit of us all tomorrow.

Overview The OWS Shanghai Engineering leader will be responsible for leading a high-performance engineering team and the engineering benchmark associated with the manufacturing (disassembly, repair, and assembly) process and the industrialization and eventual standardization of the shop’s repair processes including workscope and workstation preparedness. The Ideal Candidate GE On Wing Support is a 24 / 7 / 365 operation.  Applicants must be willing and able to support calls during off-hours when emergency situations arise. In addition, the On Wing Support Shanghai Engineering leader will: • Provide technical leadership to shop operations, Quality Control, etc. regarding: workscope and evaluation for engines and/or components; service bulletins; modifications; configuration; new repair techniques for engines assigned.  Establish tollgates to ensure compliance.  • Be responsible for shop’s integration and execution of Service Bulletins, Airworthiness Directives, Special Procedures, and regular and unscheduled maintenance tasks to ensure Regulatory, Customer, and OEM requirements have been satisfied.  • Receive engine-specific workscopes, special work orders, repair order, etc. from CTP, product engineering and / or customers, evaluate, and translate into enterprise tool. Convert incoming records for workscope applicability and configuration management. • Develop, in detail, methods procedures that include tooling, adapters, special equipment requirements and their application, processing techniques to repair, and ultimately the step sequence methodology in which tasks should be completed in accordance with approved data.  Identify special check procedures plus additional information as required.  Work on a global team to create, regularly review, and improve these