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Being professional aviation maintenance center with high technology, GAMECO has specific requirements & allocation upon all positions, and provides all kinds of training opportunities to obtain relevant maintenance licenses.The key production departments include Heavy Maintenance & Production Control, Line Maintenance, Engineering, Component Maintenance Center, Structure Shop, Engine Shop, Trim Shop, WIP/Support Shop, etc., which cover different positions like Mechanic/Electrical/Avionic technician, inspector, process engineer, maintenance planner and production controller, etc. |
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Technicians |
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Technicians are graduates from aviation maintenance technology school or above with at lease one year experience, holding CAAC licenses for basic items & aircraft type, fully understanding aircraft operation systems of Boeing series and Airbus series, familiar with usage of most special tools/testing equipments related and being able to comprehend English technical documents and manuals. |
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Production Controllers |
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Production Controllers are graduates subject aviation technology & engineering with at least 3 years experience on aircraft maintenance, holding CAAC licenses for basic items A and P or E or AV, familiar with basic systems and maintenance working procedures for all types of aircraft, and being very capable in site management. |
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Engineers of Engineering Department |
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Engineers of Engineering Department are graduates from aviation college or above covering all aspects of fuselage, airframe system, avionic and electrical. 4 years working experience with CAAC basic licenses are necessary. Also they are very familiar with airworthiness standards of CAAC/FAA/JAA, good in analyzing & solving issues found, able to accomplish engineering drawing with relevant software and of high level in English comprehension. |
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Inspectors |
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Inspectors are experienced professional holding CCAR65 or CCAR66 licenses and RII type rating with at least 5 years maintenance working experience, familiar with all maintenance standards in manuals, smart in detecting problem with quick action accordingly, and good at management so as to release aircraft without error. |
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Component repair technicians |
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Component repair technicians are graduates from Technical Secondary School or above with at least 3 years technical working experience, familiar with all kinds of tools and testing equipment, capable to conduct basic maintenance to work-related equipment, and able to comprehend English technical documents and CMM. |
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GAMECO will always appreciate with sincerity the interest of engagement from all you aviation elites and is ready to make grand development of both individuals and the Company! |
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