MPI have a requirement for a TEPL Mechanical Technician

(This role is deemed to be in-scope of IR35 & this client only allows workers to be paid PAYE – therefore the Hourly rate is set by our client)

JOB Description

To measure and characterise the performance of customer mechanical test and measurement equipment (TME) by comparison to TEPL calibration standards or artefacts, in accordance with authorised procedure and metrological good practice.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE JOB

Understanding and complying with statutory, quality and organisational requirements for aviation, including safety, documentation, occupational health and safety in an aviation environment.

To carry out calibration and/or measurements in accordance with authorised documentation.

Adjustment or partial reconditioning of customer assets that have drifted outside specification (where possible).

To complete all relevant paperwork (e.g. F731) in order to declare the customer asset as conforming to required specification and having a calibration that is traceable to the International System of Units (SI units), as realised at NMI (national metrological institution) level.

To ensure that calibration standards or artefacts used during measurement activities are those specified in the authorised calibration procedure, are fit for use and hold a valid calibration status. To report any suspected issues with calibration standards or artefacts that may compromise the integrity of measurement results.

To analyse and interpret measurement results, ensuring that customer asset performance is within the specification stated in the applicable calibration statement of requirement and/or standard.

To update calibration records on TEPL business system (Beaver Data Management System (DMS)) prior to and after any calibration activity. To ensure that data has been captured accurately regarding calibration assets/artefacts used (metrological traceability) and that any important information regarding customer asset as-found and as-left conditions has