AHMED ABDULAZIZ AL-SAIF

A skilled professional with expertise in aircraft system troubleshooting and powerplant maintenance, ensuring adherence to military maintenance standards. Proficient in detecting and correcting safety hazards, conducting thorough safety inspections, and demonstrating attention to detail. Adept at engine repair and overhaul, airframe proficiency, and troubleshooting hydraulic systems, with familiarity in composite materials. Committed to maintaining high safety standards while pursuing opportunities for advancement in aviation maintenance.

Talented Aircraft Maintenance Technician with a team-player mentality and safety-driven approach. Knowledgeable about completing inspections, reading technical documentation and installing new systems. Seeking to bring 13 years of experience to a fast-paced position.

• Certificate of recognition EASA 147 B1.1(Aeroplanes Turbine) & B2 (Avionics), Royal Jordanian Air Academy
• OSHA 511 Occupational Safety & Health Standards in General Industry, The University of Alabama
• POWER PLANT AND A/C SYSTEMS LINE MAINTENANCE Course, on C295 Aircraft AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE
• ENGINE RUN-UP Course, on C295 Aircraft AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE
• C295 Aircraft Type Rating
• Ground Safety Officer Course & Accident Investigation Course, United States Army Combat Readiness Center
• Aviation Ground Safety, Ministry of National Guard

Daily/Transit inspections
Fluid levels check and top-up
Tech Log defect rectification
Visual checks (propeller, gear, surfaces)
Brake and tire inspection
Ground handling and dispatch
GSE operation
Minor troubleshooting
Logbook updates
Tool/FOD control

Key Tasks on C295
Scheduled maintenance checks
Engine/propeller removal-installation
Structural inspections
Avionics system testing
Landing gear servicing
Compliance with ADs/SBs
Control surface rigging
ECS and pressurization check
Fuel tank inspection
Ground runs and performance tests

Sikorsky S-92 (Rotary Wing) | 2013 – 2016
Type Rated and actively involved in line and base maintenance activities for the Sikorsky S-92 fleet. Responsibilities included routine inspections, troubleshooting, defect rectification, and system servicing to ensure airworthiness in compliance with manufacturer and regulatory standards.
Airbus C-295 (Fixed Wing) | 2016 – Present
Type Rated on the Airbus C-295. Actively performed both line and base maintenance starting in 2016. Between 2017 and 2022, the fleet was grounded due to contractual issues. During this period, I was responsible for long-term storage maintenance, periodic preservation checks, and safety inspections across other aircraft fleets within the organization.
In 2023, I resumed full maintenance operations on the C-295 fleet, participating in major overhaul activities, system checks, and airworthiness recovery tasks that led to the successful return of the aircraft to operational status