Repair Engineer

Rubicon Consulting is currently recruiting for a Repair Engineer on a 6 month contract based in Midlands. Role Summary The Repair Engineer (FTC) role within the Repair Network Engineering Team will play a key part in supporting the existing global capability within the Global Repair Network Team as well as future capability developments. ACCOUNTABILITIES · Support component repair development activities. · Assess, investigate and sentence non-conforming components. · Support repair scheme amendment/writing and technical variances. · Support implementation of improvements & technical solutions (internally & externally). · Represent engineering in the wider community during reviews and discussions. · Maintain regulatory compliance per company, national and international standards. · Provide technical support outside normal working hours as required (flexibility). · Possible travel to MROCs & repair vendors to support engineering activities. Requirements: · Engineering degree in a Mechanical, Materials or Manufacturing discipline. Alternatively, an acceptable level of academic and practical experience · Preferably have some knowledge of gas turbines and/or industrial equipment along with repair / manufacturing techniques. · Ability to understand component definition drawings and relate to the design intent in the engine assembly. · Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English are required. · You will be able to interact at different levels and be a flexible self-starter. · Be a team player and work with a wide range of people (both internal and external). · Demonstrate ability to self-manage priorities within the team’s objectives to achieve expectations. · Preferably have some experience in a customer facing environment with a proven record of delivering technical solutions and improvements is advantageous. Our Company Rubicon Consulting is a Talent management consultancy which helps you to optimise business performance and competitive advantage by choosing the right people first time