Component Repair Technician (V&D Inspector) - GE AVIATION, ENGINE SERVICES - SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.

Roles & Responsibilities

Site Overview :

For more than 40 years, our advanced facilities in Singapore have led aerospace innovation across Asia Pacific. From automating processes to leveraging smart factory technologies, robotics, and additive manufacturing, GE Aerospace is shaping the future of aviation at GE Aerospace Engine Services Singapore (GEAESS).GEAESS is our largest site for engine component Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO), responsible for more than 60% of our global repair volume.

Role Overview :

• Ensure quality of parts meet specification requirements
• Ensure proper work clearance, correctness and completeness
• Prevent non-conforming parts from proceeding to the next work station
• Provide support to Manufacturing Engineers and Quality System Engineers for evaluations, audits related activities
• Collect data, feedback on the quality of parts inspected to the Manufacturing Engineers and Quality System Engineers
• Perform visual & dimensional inspections, and set area management of the parts
• Perform scheduled maintenance & housekeeping tasks

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Additional Information :

At GE Aerospace, we are always searching for great talent. While we might not have a specific job for you today, we want to know about you when we do. As actual openings become available, you may be contacted to discuss a potential opportunity.

Whether we are manufacturing components for our engines, driving innovation in fuel and noise reduction, or unlocking new opportunities to grow and deliver more productivity, our GE Aerospace teams are dedicated and making a global impact. Join us and help move the aerospace industry forward.

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