1. Perform in-shop
repairs, fabricate and modifications of aircraft skins, panels, and structural
components.

2. Fabricate aircraft tubing from diagrams or
samples.

3. Make repairs with fiberglass on items such as
radomes and flight control surfaces.

4. Repair canopy fairings and polish canopy and
windscreen surfaces when damaged.

5. Perform TCTO modifications on various
equipment.

6. Perform all
types of flight-line repairs ranging from screw removal to cracked skin repairs

7. Perform repairs and modification on
non-aircraft equipment

1. Must have
experience in basic aircraft structural repairs and modification, F15
preferred.

2. Must be able to
read and work from aircraft structural blueprints.

3. Possess skills in
fabrication of aircraft tubing and perma-swedge repairs.

4. Operate and
maintain in shop fabrication equipment.

5. Repair and
polishing of canopy surfaces.

6. Must be able to
use precision measuring devices.

7. Must have high mathematical
ability and be able to accurately assess damage and repair action.

8. Must be able to
perform any structural TCTO modification within specified time constraints.

9. Possesses knowledge
of sealants and adhesives

Tax-Free Salary (As governed by the applicable Home Country Tax Codes)

Positions available at various locations in-Kingdom

Home Leave Ticket Stipend, paid monthly with base salary.

Shared Accommodations in a secure compound

Transportation to and from work provided by the company.

Medical, dental and optical insurance provided by the company.

30 days annual paid vacation (2.5 Days Per Month)

12 paid holidays (5 Ramadan, 5 Hijjah, 1 Founding Day and 1 National Day)

End of Service Award (½ month salary for each year of service)

This is an ITAR approved and licensed program as determined by the appropriate agencies

Structure Supervisor