Airfield Ground Lighting Technician - Maintenance & Safety

Norwich Airport Ltd; Norwich; Hybrid; GBP 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Norwich Airport Ltd is seeking a qualified Electrician to undertake daily inspection, maintenance and rectification of Airfield Ground Lighting, standby power generators and Emergency Lighting at Norwich Airport.

You will work under the Senior Airfield Electrician, supervise external contractors, maintain records, and comply with CAA requirements. 39 hours/week with weekend call-ins; a valid Airfield Driving Permit is required.

Qualifications

• Qualified Electrician with City & Guilds 2365 L2 & L3 and NVQ Level 3.
• GCSE Maths, English, Physics or equivalent.
• Safe colour perception and a UK Driving Licence.
• First Aid (electric shock treatment) and health & safety procedures.
• Ability to perform administrative tasks using Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

• Maintain, modify and repair Airfield Ground Lighting and related hardware.
• Repair standby generators and Emergency Lights across the airport.
• Carry out PAT and electrical installations in airport buildings.
• Keep technical records in line with CAA requirements.
• Supervise external contractors and engineers as needed.
• Maintain Test and Measuring Equipment and perform calibrations.
• Carry out airside driving with valid permit and site inspections.
• Follow local and regulatory procedures and train as required.

Skills

Communication

Liaise with management

Decision making under pressure

Team player

Work at heights

Self-motivation

Education

City & Guilds 2365 L2 & L3

NVQ Level 3

GCSE Maths, English, Physics

Tools

Microsoft Office (Word/Excel)

Job description

Norwich Airport Ltd is seeking a qualified Electrician to undertake daily inspection, maintenance and rectification of Airfield Ground Lighting, standby power generators and Emergency Lighting at Norwich Airport.

You will work under the Senior Airfield Electrician, supervise external contractors, maintain records, and comply with CAA requirements. 39 hours/week with weekend call-ins; a valid Airfield Driving Permit is required.