Aircraft Mechanic

Gama Aviation
Luton
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Aviation MRO recruitment for Gama Aviation

/ Position: Mechanic

/ Location: Luton

/ Working Hours: 5-5-4 Shift Pattern, working a mix of days and nights

/ Pay: Competitive rates, shift allowance, and benefits

Gama Aviation is recruiting skilled Mechanics at our Luton site. Work on modern Executive Jets in a Line Maintenance environment, gaining experience and working towards your Aircraft Engineers Licence.

The successful candidate will join a respected company with career development opportunities, including type and non-type training.

Enjoy a good work-life balance with a 5-5-4 shift pattern, working days and nights.

About us

Gama Aviation offers diverse services beyond flying, including saving lives, providing intelligence, and building systems. With UK and Middle East operations, our careers offer travel, growth, and progression opportunities in a dynamic industry.

Responsibilities

  • Perform maintenance, repairs, and modifications on aircraft and systems.
  • Document tasks accurately on worksheets.
  • Support facility maintenance and cleanliness when not assigned to aircraft.
  • Follow all procedures in the GAEL Maintenance Organisation Exposition.
  • Comply with health and safety policies and COSHH requirements.
  • Adhere to company policies and procedures.
  • Perform other duties as required.

Skills, Qualifications, and Experience

  • Recent experience in a Base or Line Support 145 organisation for business jets or general aviation.
  • City and Guilds or equivalent diploma in aircraft engineering or relevant apprenticeship.
  • Demonstrate skills across multiple disciplines such as mechanical, structural, and power plant tasks.

Additional Benefits

  • Work-life balance with a 5-5-4 shift pattern.
  • Private healthcare after probation.
  • Free car parking.
  • Two paid volunteering days annually.
  • Investment in training and professional development.

Due to high application volume, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear within 20 days, your application was unsuccessful.

Additional Details

  • Seniority level: Not Applicable
  • Employment type: Full-time
  • Industry: Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing


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