Knowledge and Ability Sample Clauses

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a working knowledge of lofting and thorough knowledge of lay-out and development, as well as methods and procedure of fabrication, weldability, heat treatment, etc. Must possess an Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence, Category S, with recognized training in the repair of Sheet-metal structures.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a thorough knowledge of the theory and operation and testing of all aircraft avionics components and wiring systems and their application to aircraft avionics systems and components. Must have the ability to interpret, apply and prepare avionics diagrams and routing charts. Must possess and maintain a current Transport Canada Aircraft Maintenance Engineer's Licence, Category E or must possess and maintain valid ICA in accordance with Company AMO approval.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a thorough knowledge of spray painting and stripping; must know all types of paint and mixing of colours, also the preparation and protection of materials. Required to assist in the development of new paint schemes and prepare preliminary sketches for such work.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a working knowledge of lofting and lay-out and development as well as standard shop methods and procedures for fabrication, and bonding of composite components. Requires a certificate from a recognized college or institution outlining courses taken, marks attained and hours of trade credits, and/or confirmation of practical trade credits and experience obtained from other sources.

Knowledge and Ability. Must possess and maintain a current Department of Transport Aircraft Maintenance Engineer's Licence, Category M1 or M2, with recognized type training on at least one (1) M2 aircraft or must possess and maintain valid ICA in accordance with Company AMO approval.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a basic knowledge of airframe and airframe component repairs and modifications.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a thorough knowledge of avionics materials, shop methods and practices, aircraft standards, use of manuals, instrumentation mechanics and plumbing, avionics theory and their application to aircraft electrical systems. Requires a certificate from a recognized college or institution outlining courses taken, marks attained and hours of trade credits, and/or confirmation of practical trade credits and experience obtained from other sources.

Knowledge and Ability. Be familiar with receiving/shipping procedures and have a basic knowledge of packaging, shipping, protecting and storing of materials. Must hold a valid driver's licence.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a basic knowledge of painting and stripping and preparation and protection of materials.