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A leading aerospace SME based in Lee-on-the-Solent is seeking an Avionics Technician to support manufacturing, installation, and maintenance of avionics systems. The ideal candidate will have an Aircraft Engineering apprenticeship or equivalent, experience with light aircraft, and skills in fault identification. Enjoy benefits like 36 annual leave days, private healthcare, and a contributory pension scheme.
Description
Location: Primary - Lee-on-the-Solent
Britten-Norman is the producer of one of the most successful civil aircraft ever manufactured in the UK and is now the UK's only independent civil aircraft manufacturer. We are a leading aerospace SME, offering a market-leading range of aviation-related services internationally. An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the team at Britten-Norman. Due to ongoing growth, we are recruiting for an Avionics Technician at our Lee-on-the-Solent site.
As an avionics technician, you will provide operational support to manufacturing, installation, and maintenance in electrical and avionics disciplines, working to meet deadlines under management supervision. Your responsibilities include installation, testing, modification, rectification, and maintenance of aircraft electrical and avionics systems in accordance with approved data, company procedures, and regulatory requirements. You will work towards achieving optimum productivity both individually and within the team.
Key Responsibilities
Skills, Knowledge, and Expertise
Benefits
About Britten-Norman
Britten-Norman has over 70 years of experience in aircraft manufacturing, renowned for the BN2 Islander Series. The Islander is one of the UK's most successful civil aircraft, known for its STOL capabilities and ability to operate from unprepared surfaces. Since 1965, 1,299 aircraft have been built, serving over 200 companies in 70+ countries. The company offers comprehensive support, training, and R&D programs, with facilities in the UK and USA. Committed to innovation and excellence, Britten-Norman is a leader in aircraft design and manufacturing.