Engine Shop Machinist

Job Overview

The Engine Shop Machinist position is crucial for delivering exceptional service to our expanding clientele across the APAC region. This role involves machining parts undergoing repair, applying protective coatings, manufacturing tooling and small components, and maintaining thorough tool control.

Primary Duties

• Perform machining on previously manufactured parts being repaired, ensuring features are restored within specified size and positional tolerances as outlined in repair documentation.
• Apply protective surface treatments such as bare metal prep, painting, varnishing, and Sermetal coatings using spray techniques.
• Support the engineering team in developing repair scopes for parts, including operational sequences and tooling requirements.
• Manufacture jigs, fixtures, and tooling following detailed manufacturing drawings.
• Fabricate small items like sleeves based on detailed part drawings.
• Maintain tool control protocols and asset inventory as per procedures.
• Foster cooperative relationships across all departments at various organizational levels.
• Prepare components for protective coating through blasting, degreasing, and masking processes.

Qualifications and Skills

• Preferred candidates will hold Certificate IV in Aeroskills or an Australian-accredited Aircraft Trade qualification, coupled with a minimum of two years' experience in an engine workshop.
• At minimum, candidates must be experienced machinists with trade certifications and manufacturing background.
• Experience with PT6 engine models and familiarity with Pratt & Whitney Canada documentation, including overhaul manuals, parts catalogs, and service bulletins are advantageous but not essential.
• Applicants from relevant non-aviation manufacturing backgrounds will also be considered.
• Strong customer focus, adaptability, motivation, initiative-taking, self-starting abilities, and excellent communication skills are essential.

Benefits and Work Environment

• Permanent full-time role with opportunities for overtime.
• 9-day fortnight work schedule.
• Safe, clean workplace and close-knit team culture.
• Access to training and career development pathways.
• Participation in social and community events.
• Onsite parking availability.

Additional Details

This full-time position is based in our Brisbane workshop. Due to aviation regulatory requirements, this role is designated a Safety Sensitive Aviation Activity, necessitating compliance with our Drugs and Alcohol Policy.

Company Overview

Operating since 1911, StandardAero is a global leader in aerospace MRO services and tailored solutions. We emphasize shared values and a learning culture that empower our staff to excel and support customer missions worldwide. Our environment offers on-the-job training, advancement prospects, and comprehensive benefits.

Inclusivity Statement

StandardAero is committed to equal employment opportunities regardless of race, color, religion, sex (including transgender status, sexual orientation, pregnancy), gender identity, national origin, age, veteran or disability status, or genetic information. We promote a respectful, diverse, and harassment-free workplace where all team members can be their authentic selves.