Certifying Staff

at  Unilode

ABOUT UNILODE

Unilode owns and manages the world’s largest fleet of approximately 160,000 unit load devices (ULDs), for use in the aviation industry, and owns and operates the largest global network for the maintenance and repair of ULDs and inflight food service equipment. Unilode provides management, repair, short term leasing and digitalization solutions to over 90 airlines through a network of more than 550 airports, 18 regional offices and 50 certified repair stations, supported by 800+ employees. For more information visit unilode.com.

POSITION OVERVIEW

The Certifying Staff is a key partner in supporting the day-to-day business and quality compliance at the repair station, ensuring maintenance processes are performed an efficient and proper manner in accordance with the approved company policies and procedures.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Solid knowledge of EASA Part 145 regulations.
• Has previously been issued with Certification Authorization for Release to Service activities to a Category C level, issued by the National Aviation Authority.
• Technical Knowledge to undertake Maintenance functions.
• Sheet Metal work experience.
• Comfortable working in a physically demanding role.
• Computer skills- outlook, word, excel, etc.
• Ability to read and understand OEM maintenance data.
• Ability to read technical publications and drawings.
• Exposure to quality systems.
• Attention to detail
• Competent in the use of hand tools, machinery and equipment.
• Excellent technical communication skills.
• Flexible, agile, adaptable and self-motivated.
• Passion for Customer Service.
• Excellent interpersonal skills.
• Physically fit with the ability to lift, pull, and push in excess of 65 lbs.

• Inspect, Repair and Return to Service aviation components in accordance with the relevant OEM technical publications, company MOE and EASA Part 145 Regulations.
• To perform maintenance to the standards as specified in the OEM maintenance data and company procedures.
• Support OEM’s in the assembly of new components.
• Understand and comply with customers specific requirements.
• Actively promote the “Zero Harm” ideals.
• Participate in the development, improvement and implementation of the workplace safety management systems.
• Performing the physical final inspection of components.
• Issuing Authorized Release to Service documentation for the components maintained at the station facility.
• Additional duties as assigned.