Tyson Jewers
About Tyson Jewers
Tyson Jewers is an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer with over six years of experience at Cargojet in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He has completed multiple specialized training programs in aircraft maintenance and has previously worked for Global Aviation Services and EVAS Air.
Work at Cargojet
Tyson Jewers has been employed as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer at Cargojet since 2018. He operates from the Halifax, Nova Scotia location, contributing to the maintenance and safety of the airline's fleet. His role involves performing inspections, repairs, and modifications on various aircraft types, ensuring compliance with aviation regulations and standards.
Education and Expertise
Tyson Jewers has a strong educational background in aircraft maintenance. He studied at Nova Scotia Community College, where he completed a program in Airframe Mechanics and Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician from 2012 to 2014. He further enhanced his qualifications with specialized training at Flightline Training Services and Aero Mech Training, obtaining multiple endorsements and differences courses for various aircraft models, including the B767, B737, and B757.
Background
Before joining Cargojet, Tyson Jewers accumulated significant experience in the aviation industry. He worked at EVAS Air as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer from 2014 to 2017, followed by a position at Global Aviation Services from 2017 to 2018. His roles in these companies provided him with practical skills and knowledge in aircraft maintenance, which he continues to apply in his current position.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Tyson Jewers has achieved several important certifications that demonstrate his expertise in aircraft maintenance. He completed the B757-200 Endorsement, B737 NG Endorsement, and the PW4000 Engine type course in 2017. Additionally, he obtained the B767 200/300 and B737 300/400/500 Differences courses in 2018, reflecting his commitment to professional development in the aviation sector.