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Aircraft Mechanic

HR GO Recruitment Careers
Stansted
5 days ago
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Aircraft Mechanics required, one on days, one on nights (7 - 7 ) working on a range of corporate and executive jets. Excellent training and prospects available. The roles work on a 5 on, 5 off, 4 on, 5 off, 5 on, 4 off shift pattern and support the licensed aircraft engineers with aspects of the repair and maintenance of fixed wing and rotary aircraft.

You should be apprentice trained and have a minimum of 2 year's experience in aircraft mechanics with experience working on corporate jets e.g. Embraer, Bombardier

Main Responsibilities:

  • Perform maintenance tasks under the guidance of a Licensed Engineer, ensuring all documentation is accurately completed.
  • Maintain a clean and safe work environment, with a focus on your designated area.
  • Adhere to company and Health and Safety procedures at all times.
  • Direct contract staff effectively, ensuring they are well-informed and work within quality system guidelines.
  • Coordinate labour and resources in collaboration with the Licensed Engineer.
  • Manage aircraft towing operations and maintain company assets in top condition.
  • Provide daily progress reports and participate in meetings to communicate project statuses.
  • Undertake additional duties as required by Shift Supervisors, Hangar Manager, or Head of Maintenance.

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