Boubacar Diouf

Perform incoming and intermediate Inspections of Aeronautical product.

• Identify defects, plan an appropriate work scope utilizing OEM and other approved data, and participate in the cost estimate process.
• Create non-conformance reports.
• Review repair instructions to ensure most recent data is adhered to.
• Work from drawings, manufacturer's specifications, adhere to detailed work instructions and comprehend detailed drawing weldments.
• Perform precision measurements utilizing a variety of tools and instruments.
• Work closely with various departments to support production deadlines and meet customer demands.
• Participation with all Health and Safety rules and regulations.
• Handle confidential information on a regular basis professionally and ethically.
• Proactively participate in continuous improvement and 6S activities, taking responsibility to maintain an organized and effective working environment.

C Check Aircraft :

• Thoroughly checking all aspects of the aircraft including the airframe, landing gear, engines, cabin interior, and more.
• Performing detailed visual inspections to identify signs of corrosion, cracks, wear, or damage on critical components.
• Testing the operation of all systems and components to ensure they are functioning correctly, including hydraulics, pneumatic systems, and environmental controls.
• Applying lubrication to fittings and cables as needed.
• May involve removing and replacing certain components for closer inspection or repair if necessary.
• Accurately recording all findings and maintenance actions taken during the C Check.

• Disassembly: Carefully taking apart the landing gear assembly, removing components like wheels, tires, brakes, shock struts, and actuators.
• Inspection: Thoroughly examining each component for signs of wear, damage, cracks, corrosion, or other defects using visual inspection, non-destructive testing (NDT) methods, and precise measuring tools.
• Repair: Performing necessary repairs on damaged components, including machining, welding, replacing worn bushings, or repairing structural damage.
• Part replacement: Replacing worn or damaged parts beyond repair with new components according to maintenance manuals.
• Assembly: Reassembling the landing gear components following proper sequence and torque specifications, ensuring correct alignment and functionality.
• Functional testing :Performing operational tests on the reassembled landing gear to verify proper retraction and extension, braking function, and shock absorption.
• Documentation:Maintaining detailed records of all inspection findings, repairs, parts replaced, and test results on work orders.
• Technical expertise: A deep understanding of aircraft landing gear systems, their components, and operating principles.
• Maintenance manuals: Following strict aircraft maintenance manuals and procedures for specific landing gear types.
• Safety protocols: Adhering to safety procedures when handling heavy components and working around hydraulic systems.
• Quality control: Ensuring all repairs and replacements meet required quality standards.