About the Role: The Gulfstream G700 Maintenance Technician is responsible for performing and documenting scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, inspections, and repairs on Gulfstream G700 aircraft. The technician will ensure all maintenance activities comply with regulations, OEM specifications, and company policies. This role requires high technical competence, attention to detail, and a commitment to safety and quality.

Responsibilities:

Perform line and major inspections on Gulfstream G700 aircraft.
Diagnose and conduct troubleshooting, repair, and replacement of aircraft systems including airframe, avionics, engines, hydraulics, and electrical components.
Complete required maintenance activities and documentation in accordance with regulations, OEM standards and company policies.
Use Gulfstream AMM, IPC, and troubleshooting manuals for maintenance procedures.
Maintain and update aircraft maintenance tracking systems (e.g., CAMP, SAP).
Perform scheduled inspections such as phase checks, pre/post-flight checks, and service bulletins.
Respond to aircraft AOG (Aircraft on Ground) situations, including travel to remote locations when necessary.
Ensure work is performed safely and on timely manner.
Comply with all regulatory and safety policies.
Maintain proper tooling and work environment cleanliness.
Interface professionally with pilots, dispatch, maintenance personnel and vendors.

Qualifications:

Valid GACA or FAA A&P Certificate (or equivalent like EASA certificate).
Minimum 5–10 years of experience in corporate or business jet maintenance.
Gulfstream G700 experience.
Familiarity with Rolls Royce engine systems.
Strong troubleshooting skills and ability to interpret complex technical manuals.
Proficiency in using special tools, diagnostic equipment’s and ground support equipment (GSE).
Proficient with maintenance tracking software.
OEM or factory training on Bombardier aircraft is a plus.

Required Skills:

Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Excellent attention to detail and time management.
Good English verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to read and interpret engineering and schematic drawings.

Preferred Skills:

Gulfstream G700 factory training.
Experience with 145 repair station.
Inspection Authorization (IA) certification.
Familiarity with Safety Management Systems (SMS).

The first aviation company in Saudi Arabia and second in the Middle East, Aloula Aviation Company Limited (Aloula) was established in 1934 under the name of Saudi Aramco Aviation with the core mission of oil exploration through the vast Saudi desert. From its headquarters in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, Aloula operates more than 60 aircrafts from different fleets all serving different purposes but with the common goal of helping in the business’ success. In addition to its massive fleet, Aloula regularly serves 18 airports throughout Saudi Arabia, nine of which Aloula fully manages, serves, and operates, and more than 300 helipads, both on and offshore.