Helicopter B1.3/B2 Engineer – Switzerland

Heli Preflight; Lavamünd; Hybrid; EUR 70.000 - 95.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Swiss Helicopter Group is seeking a B1.3/B2 licensed helicopter engineer to perform line and base maintenance on Airbus, Leonardo and Guimbal helicopters. You will troubleshoot, plan and execute maintenance, with a focus on avionics and electrical systems.

The role requires several years of hands-on helicopter maintenance experience, the ability to work independently, and a willingness to relocate to other company bases as needed.

Qualifikationen

• Valid EASA Part-66 B1.3 and B2 licences.
• Several years of practical helicopter maintenance experience.
• Type rating on H145/AS350/EC120/EC135/A/AW109/AW119 is beneficial.

Aufgaben

• Independent performance of line and base maintenance on helicopters, primarily Airbus, Leonardo and Guimbal types.
• Independent troubleshooting and defect rectification within your approved scope.
• Support the team in the practical planning and execution of maintenance activities.
• Provide technical support for avionics and electrical systems.
• Complete all assigned work in a timely manner to optimize aircraft downtime.
• Report deviations and safety-related findings through the company safety and quality system.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, company procedures and Part-145 standards.
• Support maintenance activities at other company bases when required.
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of maintenance processes and technical capabilities.

Kenntnisse

Team player

Customer oriented

Independent

Self-motivated

Ausbildung

EASA Part-66 B1.3/B2 licences

Tools

Guimbal Cabri G2

H145

AS350

EC120

Jobbeschreibung

B1.3 / B2 Licensed Helicopter Engineer (f/m/d)

Description

The Swiss Helicopter Group comprises several operating companies in the services sector, with activities in Switzerland and internationally. With 21 locations, we operate across Switzerland, the Principality of Liechtenstein and Europe. The Group employs around 250 people in a wide range of functions. As the largest private employer in the commercial helicopter industry, the Swiss Helicopter Group operates a fleet of more than 40 helicopters. The Group comprises the following subsidiaries: Swiss Helicopter AG, Heliswiss International AG, Eliticino-Tarmac SA, Europavia (Suisse) SA, Swiss Helicopter Maintenance AG, TUAG Triebwerk Unterhalt AG and Swiss Helicopter Engineering AG.

Your Responsibilities

• Independent performance of line and base maintenance on helicopters, primarily Airbus, Leonardo and Guimbal types
• Independent troubleshooting and defect rectification within your approved scope
• Support the team in the practical planning and execution of maintenance activities
• Provide technical support for avionics and electrical systems
• Complete all assigned work in a timely manner to optimize aircraft downtime
• Report deviations and safety-related findings through the company safety and quality system
• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, company procedures and Part-145 standards
• Support maintenance activities at other company bases when required
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of maintenance processes and technical capabilities

Your Skills and Qualifications

• Valid EASA Part-66 B1.3 and B2 licences
• Several years of practical helicopter maintenance experience
• Type rating on one or more of the following helicopters is beneficial: H145, AS350, EC120, EC135, A/AW109 and A/AW119
• Type rating on Guimbal Cabri G2 or LMA sub-category B1.4 is beneficial
• Proven troubleshooting experience is beneficial
• Team player with a customer-oriented mindset
• Reliable, responsible, independent and self-motivated personality
• Willingness to work at other company locations when required

What you can expect

• An interesting and responsible position in the aviation industry
• Opportunities to obtain additional helicopter type ratings and develop your technical expertise
• The opportunity to contribute ideas and shape the future development of the maintenance base
• A varied work environment across Airbus, Leonardo and Guimbal helicopters