Transnet Hangar Assistant [Qualifications Grade 10]

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Candidates who are interested in applying for any vacancies in the advertisement should apply by registering in the Employment section of Transnet Internet. Please take care to fill in all the required data in the profile, and then apply for a vacancy. Alternative Application Methods: (Completed syllabus will be submitted) E-mail: TNPARecruitment3@transnet.net

The closing date is 13/01/2020. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that HR received the application before the closing date of the advertisement. Note: If you have not been contacted within 30 days of closing this ad, consider your application unsuccessful. All questions regarding the application or recruitment process should be submitted in writing to NOXOLO.GUMEDE@TRANSNET.NET. We invite all our employees, customers, members of the public and our suppliers to report any fraud or corruption on Transnet. Call the toll free emergency number: 0800 003 056 or email Transnet@tip-offs.com Operations Department: Transnet NPA Job Title: Hangar Assistant Assistant Employee Group: Permanent Department: Aviation Location: Richards Bay Engineer Grade Level: K2 Reference Number: 10157544 Position Purpose: Under the direction and supervision of the Chief Aeronautical Engineer, ensure that TNPA helicopters and facilities are maintained in an orderly and clean condition.

Assist pilots to design aircraft and equipment designed to test, pull and pilot in accordance with the pilot’s instructions. Provide tools and parameters to track their performance. Consequences: • Providing adequate assistance to aircraft and aircraft maintenance teams; • Clear, inspect and inspect shop equipment and equipment in accordance with OEM and regulatory requirements; Assisting in internal and external planning; • Use of ground and electronic equipment; • Assist in aircraft design and control procedures; • Support for accounting; Confidentiality: Transnet, its employees or its affiliates do not pay their employers any compensation. Such a plea is false.

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