On Wing Support Technician
GE Aerospace
Shanghai · posted Nov 6, 2026
What this posting says about education
This posting states no education requirement anywhere in its text. We list it because the job title maps to an occupation the federal government says most people enter without a bachelor’s degree.
Other requirements in this posting
- experience: More than 5 years working experience in aircraft maintenance industry, including more than 3 years on aircraft engine maintenance.
The posting
Job Description Summary
o Perform receiving inspection of spare parts upon warehouse entry, including unpacking inspection, packaging inspection, component external inspection, and review of airworthiness release documentation (e.g., EASA Form 1, FAA 8130-3).o Conduct periodic physical inventory counts of spare parts in the warehouse and ensure book records agree with physical stock.
o Fulfill the spare parts inspection responsibilities defined in the company Quality Manual.
Job Description
Company Overview
GE Aerospace (NYSE: GE) is a global leader in aerospace propulsion, services, and integrated systems. Currently, it has approximately 44,000 in-service commercial aircraft engines worldwide. With a century-long history of innovation and profound industry expertise, GE Aerospace is committed to inventing the future of flight, lifting people up, and bringing them home safely.
Site Overview
For 45 years in China, GE Aerospace has committed to developing and investing in China’s aviation industry with reliable, efficient, sustainable, and outstanding products and services. GE Aerospace and its joint venture CFM have served more than 60 airline customers in the Greater China Region, with over 7700 engines in service and nearly 5000 engines on order. We are devoted to the market’s quality growth propelled by technological innovation and digitalization. Together with our partners, we are shaping a sustainable future of flight that helps the industry reach its carbon-neutral goal for the benefit of us all tomorrow.
Role Overview
OWS on-site work, needs to check tools and equipment before engine maintenance starts, and use tools and equipment correctly and take care of them during engine maintenance.
The Ideal Candidate
- Working under Technician authorization:
- Carry out engine maintenance per approved maintenance manuals and other applicable technical data.
- Check tools and equipment before engine maintenance starts.
- Use tools and equipment correctly and take care of them during engine maintenance.
- Fill maintenance records and log personal working hours.
- Identify and check components, parts and material status, and tag them as necessary.
- Tidy working area and use facilities properly.
- Working under Inspector authorization:
- Perform receiving inspection of spare parts upon warehouse entry, including unpacking inspection, packaging inspection, component external inspection, and review of airworthiness release documentation (e.g., EASA Form 1, FAA 8130-3).
- Conduct periodic physical inventory counts of spare parts in the warehouse and ensure book records agree with physical stock.
- Fulfill the spare parts inspection responsibilities defined in the company Quality Manual.
- Fill maintenance records, ensure the maintenance records are filled correctly, and log personal working hours.
- Ensure all components, parts and materials installed on engines meet the quality standard.
- Perform acceptance inspection of subcontract-repaired components and verify that the repair report conforms to the scope of work specified for the repair.
- Understand and follow quality and safety procedures.
- Report quality and safety concerns in a timely manner.
Required Qualifications
- Graduated from full-time college or above in a Science or Engineering major.
- CCAR-66R3 TA license holder and pass Maintenance Technical English Level 3 or above.
- More than 5 years working experience in aircraft maintenance industry, including more than 3 years on aircraft engine maintenance.
Preferred Qualifications
- Candidates with working experience on aircraft engine overhaul or quick turn preferred.
- Candidates with hands-on working experience in engine Borescope Inspection preferred.
- Candidates with Engine OEM training experience preferred.
- Candidates with training instructor experience preferred.
- Approach work with a “can-do” attitude and a sense of commitment to both team and customer objectives
- Willing team player attitude, strong communication skills and problem solving ability are a must
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.
At GE Aerospace, we have a relentless dedication to the future of safe and more sustainable flight and believe in our talented people to make it happen. Here, you will have the opportunity to work on really cool things with really smart and collaborative people. Together, we will mobilize a new era of growth in aerospace and defense. Where others stop, we accelerate.
Reproduced from GE Aerospace’s own posting, with formatting simplified and links removed. Read it in full on their site before applying.