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Technical Writer Maintenance - Engineer Duties

Reporting to the general manager-Technical Publications - Communications responsibilities of the Technical Writer include but are not limited to:
• Convert current Maintenance - Engineering Standard Practice Manual to a General Maintenance Manual
• Incorporate the Air Transportation Oversight System (ATOS) Safety attributes into all processes and procedures
• Develop cross-references between sections of the General Maintenance Manual
• Act as subject matter expert and recruit other experts to develop content for new policy and procedures
• Review Standard Practice policies and procedure revisions to ensure they are in compliance with and remain in compliance with the Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs); this will include recommendation of best practices as necessary...
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