
Advantage Technical Resourcing
formerly TAC Europe
Global Aerospace Contract Recruitment
t. +44 (0)8700 600822 aerospace@taceurope.com
Bring the right skills into your
business at your busiest times!
Advantage Technical Resourcing
specialises in the recruitment and supply of global contract personnel to the aviation gindustry. With legal
compliance recruitment across all countries where we operate, we offer risk free personnel solutions to our
customers. Employment law varies across all countries, so compliant personnel solutions to aerospace contract
recruitment or aerospace permanent recruitment is our business.
Advantage Technical Resourcing has
aerospace personnel companies around the globe with a notable presence in Europe and the Middle East with
offices in Dubai & Abu Dhabi. Advantage Technical Resourcing aerospace recruitment Middle East has
over 15 years combined experience specialising in technical recruitment.
Licensed engineers
Advantage
Technical Resourcing and it’s specialist division, Technology
Project Services (TPS), have delivered millions of man-hours worked by licensed engineers for a variety of
programmes:
· licensed airframe
engineers
· licensed electrical
engineers
· licensed avionics
engineers
· aircraft fitters
· avionics fitters
· aircraft engineering quality
inspectors
As a specialist supplier within the aviation and aerospace sector Advantage Technical Resourcing is a focused organisation.
Aircraft fitters
Avionics fitters or avionics
technicians are responsible for the complete range of cockpit instrumentation and electronic systems used on
aircraft, including equipment for radar, communication, navigation, weapon aiming and delivery, flight control, and
image and data acquisition systems. They also maintain the electrical generation and
distribution systems on the aircraft.
Initially, they often train as Aircraft Maintenance Mechanics, gaining valuable experience of working around
aircraft and being part of a team preparing aircraft for take-off, as well as checking them for damage and wear
after they return from a flight. During this phase, they are given the opportunity to assist with the replacement
of both mechanical and avionic components, regardless of future technician trade.
Following a period of further training,
as qualified Avionics Technicians, they will able to carry out the full range of responsibilities of the job,
including diagnosing and repairing more serious faults and carrying out complex maintenance tasks. There is
a similar progression for licensed airframe engineers
and licensed aircraft electrical engineers.
MRO teams
Advantage Technical Resourcing
provide bespoke service solutions which offer maximum
efficiency and effectiveness
whilst offering genuine cost benefits. In addition to the supply of personnel on an hourly basis,
Advantage Technical Resourcing offer complete aircraft mro teams to
perform major maintenance and modifications on a fixed price basis working at various locations worldwide.
The key here is to continually review pay rates and conditions to ensure the retention of top maintenance
personnel, the majority of whom have served loyally over many years.
Aircraft engineering quality inspectors
Quality Inspectors' functions range
from fabrication of tools, detail parts, aircraft harness, subassembly/assembly parts and components to aircraft
delivery and have to be
carried out systematically and effectively in accordance with the international standards.
Terminology includes Tool Verification
and Proof Load: Proof loading of manufactured tools is realized to determine whether the produced end items conform
to engineering requirements or to ensure detected deficiencies are corrected and product quality is guaranteed from
the beginning.
In their work quality inspectors use
various tools like Coordinate Measuring Machines, Portable Coordinate Measuring Machines, Laser Tracker Systems and
Photogrammetry Systems. This equipment is used for the dimensional verification of detail parts, sub assemblies,
assemblies, aircraft components and tools.
Quality inspectors come into their own
with Interchangeable Replaceable Parts Inspection (I-R): I-R parts such as; doors, covers, control surfaces, which
need to be changed with each other without any problem, are tested when they are first produced. Later, these parts
are periodically tested on various aircraft for verification of I-R requirement. In case of nonconformance,
installation of these parts on aircraft is halted until the necessary corrective actions are
taken.
Detail parts, sub-assemblies and
aircraft wiring harnesses require visual, dimensional and non destructive inspections such as fluorescent
penetrant, eddy current and tap inspection. These are performed in all stages of the production and modification
activities in order to ensure product quality. Aircraft Harness Board Inspections: Harness boards used in
electrical harness fabrication are controlled at the manufacturing stage, ensuring that all engineering and
production requirements are met.
Aircraft have pre-Flight and
post-Flight Inspections: Pre-Flight inspections of aircraft released for flight and post-flight inspections of
aircraft that have completed their flights are conducted and detected deficiencies are corrected.
Final Inspections of Completed
Aircraft. to ensure defect-free delivery to the ustomer, final inspection is performed on aircraft which have
completed test flights and are ready for delivery.
Time Compliance Parts Inspectors
follow-up, control or manage replacement of time-compliance parts on aircraft to ensure flight
safety.
Special inspections of aircraft include
boresight adjustment, weight and balance measurement, fuel operations, symmetry control, compass swing, engine run
inspection, control of fuel and oxygen before loading, One-Time Inspection (OTI) and Foreign Object Damage FOD
Control are performed.
Composite Part Inspections are both
dimensional inspections and non-destructive control of composite and metal bonding parts.
Ultrasonic Inspections are performed to
control delamination, debond, foreign material, void and bonding effectiveness especially in composite
manufacturing parts. Automated Ultrasonic Squirter Systems are used for ultrasonic inspection.
Aerospace NDT technology requires the
aircraft quality inspectors to have a knowledge of a range of NDT equipment. Liquid Penetrant Test Systems are Used
for the determination of open surface cracks on metal parts which occur during machining, forming or welding
operations. Eddy Current Inspection is Used for not only the determination of open and under surface cracks around
fastener holes of aircraft parts, but also the measurement of coating thickness and conductivity of
the parts. Magnetic Particle Test Systems are used for
the determination of open and under surface cracks of ferromagnetic parts which occur during machining, forming or
welding operations. Photogrammetry Systems are A new optical measurement technology is used in the dimensional
inspection of components and aircraft. Dimensional Inspection Systems measure The dimensional characteristics of
most of the parts are verified by using Coordinate
Measuring Machines (CMM).
The dimensional characteristics of
parts and tools with larger sizes than the CMM capabilities and components are verified by Photogrammetry or Laser
Tracker Systems or the combination of both systems.
Aircraft manufacturing engineers
Aircraft manufacturing engineers
provide production support in assembly and systems installation. Develop, establish, and guide requirements for
assembly, tooling simulation, systems integration and manufacturing configurations on
structures. These
structures can, of course, be composite structures fabricated by composite engineers, sheet metal structures
fabricated by sheet metal workers, titanium
structures. Manufacturing engineers may
incorporate inspection and test requirements into the production plan. They inspect performance of machinery,
equipment, and tools to verify their efficiency, and investigate and initiate corrective action for problems and
deficiencies to ensure product quality. They develop manufacturing
processes that are applicable to
statistical process control, and may develop those techniques. They provide guidance to engineers regarding
design concepts and specification requirements to best use equipment and manufacturing
techniques. They confer with
management and other staff regarding manufacturing capabilities, production schedules, etc. to facilitate
production processes.
Aerospace e-commerce solutions
In these cost conscious times where the
successful airlines are budget airlines (by definition streamlined), aerospace e-commerce solutions are
instrumental in the achievement of competitive operations. Single-source suppliers for aerospace consumable
hardware and inventory management solutions serving OEMs, airlines, MROs, flight service centres and distributors
worldwide are all at the cutting edge of this streamlining. From the industry’s broadest offering of standard and
proprietary aerospace consumable parts to comprehensive and customizable supply chain services, the solution is to
deliver the right parts, in the right place, at the right time. E-commerce professionals are in
demand.
The job includes the management of
active databases of consumable parts, and products globally from large numbers of manufacturers and suppliers,
standard OEM parts, hard-to-find parts and proprietary materials, maintaining a comprehensive cross-referencing
databases to identify alternative part numbers in order to meet short leads time and support AOG
demand.
Logistic and fulfillment services are
also a good part of the solution. Programmes can be customized to manage the broad scope of an integrated supply chain
including forecasting, ordering, and auto-bin replacement and full inventory management, value at every step in the
integrated supply chain process and aimed at reducing inventory and life cycle costs.
The aerospace recruitment process
When recruitment is your core business
and you are able to access candidates very quickly via internal databases, researchers, and other external
databases. Advertising is cheaper to manage when you advertise daily in a variety of media. Initial interviews as
well, all this saves clients a vast number of hours in terms of processing and
interviewing time. Services offered
include aerospace Permanent Recruitment and Aerospace Temporary to Permanent Recruitment. Travel and accommodation
requirements, visa applications, work permits, travel, sickness and accident insurance all require specialist
knowledge.
Advantage
Technical Resourcing's business is characterised by its rigorous selection and interview process, which
allows an exact match of skills and client requirements.
Advantage Technical
Resourcing,
Matrix House, Basing View, Basingstoke, Hants RG21
4HG
Contact - Simon.Spencer@taceurope.com
info@taceurope.com
Tel : 08700 600822
Fax : 01256
365716
Simon Spencer direct: 01256 365711
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