Mohamed Alawainati

As a contracted (freelancer) aircraft instructor/ assessor/ examiner, to conduct the following aircraft engineering B2 type and non-type courses:

· A320

· A330

· A340

· Aviation related Human Factor (HF)

· Electrical Wiring Interconnection System (EWIS) including practical

· Fuel Tank Safety (FTS)

· On Job Training (OJT)

· Design TNAs

· Create Question/answer bank

· Update MT

· Create/Follow exam analyses

to manage all basic part 66 practical and theoretical training modules, including work experience log book CAP741.

· Develop and Prepare all practical task for EASA modules B1/B2 with allocated as per MTOE

· Conducting all work shop practical task training for all EASA mechanicals and avionics modules

· Conduct theoretical EASA part147 of all modules. (except helicopter)

· Develop report of practical tasks for all students on completion of each module

· Collect aircraft parts to setup parts training aid to assist trainees to visual aircraft parts

· Advice the training management for tooling to be provided to enhance training outcome

· Document and maintain all training materials in appropriate databases

· Evaluate, Review and update examination data bank

· Document and use innovative technologies to improvise training effectiveness

· Grade and analyze trainees and students exam papers

· Coach students to observe aircraft maintenance activity in hangar, ramp area and overhaul workshop

· Prepare and conduct aeronautical HND units assignments and projects

· Evaluate students log book CAP741 before submission to EASA for part66

· Certify students practical certificate of recognition or module as needed

· Design and develop classroom presentation for relevant courses

· Collaborate and coordinate with course developers and other technical instructors.

· As license aircraft engineer, managing Routine and non-Routine Maintenance and co-ordination hangar aircraft input maintenance on B.777, A330 and A340.

· Distributing manpower by job allocation.

· Carry out investigation and trouble-shooting on repetitive defects by review defect history and implementing corrective remedy on all avionics systems and equipments including IFE

· Evaluate the defect rectification of non-routine task and routine task timing as part of manpower efficiency

· Coordinating and work closely with MCC for the availability of spare part and tooling for aircraft maintenance hangar input.

· Prepare staff activity report and annual appraisal

· Duty Engineer at Base to Carrying A, C and D Checks on B.737-200 Including Troubleshooting and Defects Rectifications

· Duty Engineer at Line Maintenance for B.767-300, Tri-Star, A320, A340, A330 Routine and non- routine, transit and Defects Troubleshooting/Rectification Including Third party handling.

· Aircraft delivery Inspector of A320/A340/A330 at Toulouse.

· Shift Supervisor, manages/ supervising and maintaining all the maintenance activities and defect rectification On Gulf Air and third party aircrafts.

· Lead trouble shooting team in resolving repetitive defects on all GF fleet.

• Developed and delivered comprehensive avionics curriculum for undergraduate students.
• Facilitated hands-on training sessions utilizing advanced simulators and avionics systems.
• Assessed student performance through practical evaluations and theoretical examinations.
• Enhanced learning materials by integrating current industry standards and technologies.
• Supported students in troubleshooting avionics systems, fostering problem-solving skills.
• Collaborated with faculty to align course content with accreditation requirements.
• Organized workshops featuring guest speakers from the aviation industry to enrich student experience.
• Provided mentorship to students, guiding them in career development and skill acquisition.
• Enhanced student understanding of avionics systems by incorporating real-world examples and hands-on activities.