Job Description
Job Description
Location: Doral FL
Department: Maintenance & Production – Engine Programs
Reports To: Engine Shop Manager / Chief Operations Officer
About Global Turbine Services
Global Turbine Services (GTS) is a leading independent MRO specializing in commercial and military gas turbine engines. We provide full-service repair, overhaul, module maintenance, and on-wing support for the global aviation market. Our commitment to quality, safety, and innovation drives our performance and fuels our growth.
Position Summary
The Engine AMP Mechanic will support engine overhaul, module repair, assembly, disassembly, and test preparation activities for the CFM56 and CF6 engine platforms. This role ensures engines and modules are processed efficiently to support turn-around time (TAT), safety, and quality targets aligned with FAA, EASA, and customer requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Core Technical Duties
- Perform engine/module disassembly, cleaning, inspection, and re-assembly of CFM56 and CF6 engine families in accordance with OEM, FAA/EASA, and GTS specifications.
- Conduct inspections, measurements, and AMP task compliance per engine workscopes and Service Bulletins (SBs) / Airworthiness Directives (ADs).
- Execute borescope assist, module splits, hot-section work, and turbine/compressor module tasks.
- Prepare, install, and torque externals, lines, mounts, QEC kits, and accessories.
- Support engine records accuracy, part tagging, and configuration control.
- Assist engineering with root cause analysis, repair findings, and component condition reporting.
- Ensure tooling calibration, FOD compliance, and adherence to safety standards.
Operational Performance
- Meet engine turn-around time and quality metrics.
- Participate in daily production meetings and communicate progress & constraints.
- Maintain accurate job traveler and AMP compliance documentation.
Qualifications
Required
- 3+ years hands-on experience with CFM56 and/or CF6 engine maintenance in an FAA/EASA repair station or OEM environment.
- Proficiency in engine disassembly, module work, and external build-up.
- Ability to read and interpret OEM manuals (AMM, ESM, CMM, SB, AD, IPC).
- Strong mechanical aptitude, precision measurement skills, and familiarity with aerospace tooling.
- A&P license
- Cerificate for CFM56 Turbines
- Must be eligible to work in the United States.
Preferred
- Previous work in an FAA Part 145 repair station.
- On-wing or field-service experience (CFM56/CF6).
- Experience with ERP engine tracking/programs (Corridor, AMT, Trax, CAMP, etc.).
Core Competencies
- Safety & quality-first mentality
- Technical accuracy & attention to detail
- Strong communication & teamwork skills
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, schedule-driven environment
- Problem-solving & continuous improvement mindset
Physical Requirements
- Ability to lift up to 50 lbs
- Standing, bending, and working with tools for extended periods
- Ability to wear required PPE
Why Join GTS
- Competitive compensation & benefits
- Growing commercial engine portfolio (CFM56, CF6, LEAP, and more)
- Opportunity for cross-platform training & certification
- Fast-growth environment with advancement potential