Helicopter Mechanic Jobs in Singapore
Helicopter mechanics perform line and base maintenance for civil rotorcraft fleets — daily inspections, scheduled checks, engine and rotor servicing, AOG response and component replacements. Most operators run a mixed-experience hangar split between licensed engineers, apprentices and certifying staff. Offshore O&G hiring is tied to Asia-Pacific contract cycles. VIP charter is steady. Employment Pass required. Major operators sponsor senior captains and Part-145 engineers. ChopperSwap matches your licences, ratings and currency against open helicopter mechanic positions in Singapore — candidates browse, apply and chat for free.
Frequently asked questions
What licences do Singapore helicopter mechanic jobs require?
CAAS licence with English as the working language. Employment Pass required. Major operators sponsor senior captains and Part-145 engineers. FAA A&P (US) or EASA Part-66 B1.3 / B2 (EU) is required. Type courses on common turbines (Arriel, PT6T, RR250) are a major hiring lever.
Which operators hire helicopter mechanics in Singapore?
Top employers include PHM Aviation, Wings Logistics, Heliservices (linked operators). Full list and descriptors are above. ChopperSwap aggregates open roles from these and other operators.
What does this role typically pay in Singapore?
Entry-level: 88–121k SGD. Mid-career: 129–169k SGD. Senior: 177–241k SGD. Ranges are gross annual compensation in SGD (~USD $93k mid-career, adjusted for singapore market). Pre-tax; benefits, pension and per-diem vary by employer.
Is the ChopperSwap candidate profile free?
Yes. Every aviation professional uses ChopperSwap free, forever. Add your licences, type ratings, total time and currency once and recruiters reach out through the in-platform inbox. Only employers pay to post jobs.
How fast do Singapore operators respond?
Most ChopperSwap employers respond inside 72 hours. Recruiters see your full profile (with privacy controls on contact details) and shortlist directly from the dashboard, compressing hiring cycles compared with generic job boards.