Job summary

Are you a UK CAA Licensed B1 Licensed Engineer and looking for your next challenge?

If so, we are currently supporting our client with recruiting B737NG type rated B1 Engineers on a permanent basis at their Part 145 MRO facility in Wales.

Key skills required for this role

B1 Licensed Engineer, B737NG and base maintenance

Important

B1 Licensed Engineer, B737NG and base maintenance

Job description

The Role:

You will have responsibility for supervising, mentoring and delegating resources as the situation demands to ensure the smooth running of the operation, whilst meeting Part 145 maintenance requirements, our internal processes and procedures, and our customer Service Level Agreements (SLAs).

Putting safety and quality first, you will ensure adherence to Health & Safety procedures whilst carrying out aircraft maintenance within the limits of your company approvals. Whilst upholding the highest level of engineering standards and practices, you will assist in driving the team to deliver defect rectification and investigation, repair, overhaul and modifications.

Main Responsibilities will include:

• Carry out maintenance and inspection of aircraft as defined in the company's MOE and published procedures.
• Lead a team of Technicians and Mechanics in all aspects of Base Maintenance checks.
• Ensure correct completion of paperwork and forms as required in the Company MOE or published procedures.
• Keep the Bay Manager and Production Planners informed of maintenance requirements and any associated, potential or actual issues.

Key requirements include:

• A minimum of 5 years' aircraft maintenance experience, with a minimum of 3 years' experience in Base Maintenance
• Ability to use recognised aircraft documentation
• B1 Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence:
  - Must be UK CAA AML or EASA AML issued pre 31.12.20 or UK CAA AML & EASA AML issued post 31.12.20
• Must have Type Rating & Recency for Boeing 737NG
• Desirable to have Type Rating & Recency for:
  - Airbus A320 Family
  - Boeing 737CL / 757 / 767
• Right to live and work in the UK is essential