SSOC 2024 unit
Manufacturing Verified · 21 Mar 202421724
Flight engineer
Flight engineer makes pre-flight and post-flight inspection of aircraft engine, other equipment and fuselage as well as observes gauges, meters and other aircraft instruments during flight to detect technical irregularities. He/she monitors fuel gauges and consumption and engine performance, regulates engine speed according to pilot’s instructions and keeps pilot-in-command informed if any defects or difficulties occur during flight.
Level
unit
Mapped ISCO
1
Source
SingStat
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Official data
| Official name | Singapore Standard Industrial Classification (SSOC 2024) |
| Issuing authority | Department of Statistics Singapore (SingStat / DOS) |
| Tax authority | Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) (IRAS) |
| Purpose | Classifies occupations in Singapore for labour statistics, workforce planning, and international reporting. |
| Active version | SSOC 2024 (21 Mar 2024) |
| Hierarchy level | Unit (final leaf, 5-digit) |
| Source | https://www.singstat.gov.sg/standards/standards-and-classifications/ssic |
| Prior versions | SSIC 2020, SSIC 2015 |
Definition & tasks
Flight engineer makes pre-flight and post-flight inspection of aircraft engine, other equipment and fuselage as well as observes gauges, meters and other aircraft instruments during flight to detect technical irregularities. He/she monitors fuel gauges and consumption and engine performance, regulates engine speed according to pilot’s instructions and keeps pilot-in-command informed if any defects or difficulties occur during flight.
Tasks
No tasks listed.
Examples
Under this unit
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Elsewhere
• Air traffic controller, see 31540
Hierarchy context
Major group
2 PROFESSIONALSSub-major
21 SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROFESSIONALSMinor group
217 SHIP AND AIRCRAFT RELATED PROFESSIONALSCorrespondence tables
SSOC 2020
- 21724 — Flight engineer
ISCO-08
- 3153 — Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals
Alphabetical index entries
Data source: Department of Statistics Singapore (SingStat / DOS) (https://www.singstat.gov.sg/standards/standards-and-classifications/ssic). Official SSOC 2024 workbooks.
Last refresh: 21 Mar 2024. Version: SSOC 2024.