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Aircraft Restorer restores, repairs and refurbishes aircraft to return them to original, historical or airworthy condition. The role involves conducting detailed inspections, diagnosing structural and mechanical defects, and dismantling, restoring and reassembling airframes, systems and components using appropriate modern and traditional techniques. Aircraft Restorers work on historical, vintage, commercial or military aircraft intended for display, operation or resale, ensuring compliance with applicable aviation regulations and airworthiness standards set by relevant authorities.
Tasks
Conduct inspections and non-destructive testing of aircraft structures, systems, and components to assess condition and structural integrity.
Disassemble, repair, or replace damaged airframe and fuselage components using appropriate restoration techniques.
Prepare, treat, and apply coatings to aircraft surfaces, including sanding, stripping, and finishing to ensure durability and quality.
Refurbish aircraft interiors, including seats, panels, and fittings.
Carry out functional testing of restored aircraft systems to ensure proper operation and performance.
Document restoration activities and ensure compliance with aviation regulations, engineering specifications, and historical accuracy requirements where applicable.
Skills
Basic
Ability to read and interpret technical blueprints, maintenance manuals, and schematics.
Clear communication and teamwork skills for collaboration in a team-oriented environment.
Effective problem-solving and critical thinking to resolve complex restoration challenges.
Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination for detailed restoration work.
Strong understanding of aircraft systems, parts, and materials.
Specific
Competency in mechanical maintenance of aircraft components and systems.
Competency in repairing aircraft structures using sheet metal and composite materials.
Knowledge in airframe inspection procedures in accordance with regulatory standards.
Knowledge in airworthiness requirements and aviation safety protocols.
Knowledge in Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) and European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulations for aircraft maintenance and restoration.
Knowledge in corrosion removal methods and preventive surface treatment techniques.
Proficiency in Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) techniques for structural integrity assessment.
Proficiency in painting, priming, and surface finishing to aviation quality standards.
Proficiency in riveting, welding, and metal shaping techniques for airframe restoration.
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QUALIFICATION
Diploma or equivalent
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