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A leading aerospace SME in Bembridge is seeking a skilled Avionics Technician to manufacture, test, and install aircraft electrical systems. The ideal candidate has at least 5 years of experience, relevant qualifications, and a commitment to safety. This full-time role offers flexible working, competitive salary, and generous benefits including private healthcare and professional development support.
Description
Location: Primary - Bembridge
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 also a leading aerospace SME, offering a market-leading range of aviation-related services internationally.
Britten-Norman is a renowned test and trials specialist, collaborating with some of the world's most pioneering innovators across all industries. Our research and development teams work with all areas of the business, adapting and testing new technologies on our platforms.
We are seeking a skilled Avionics Technician to work within the Production Department, providing practical operational support for the manufacture of electrical and electronic equipment and wiring harnesses, as well as testing this equipment during manufacturing.
This role also involves the installation, testing, and modification of aircraft electrical and avionics systems into new aircraft or major aircraft components in accordance with approved data.
About Britten-Norman
Britten-Norman has been building aircraft for over 70 years, renowned for the BN2 Islander Series. The Islander is one of the most successful civil aircraft ever produced in the UK, offering exceptional STOL capabilities and operation from unprepared surfaces. With over 1,299 aircraft built since 1965, the Islander is used worldwide. Britten-Norman provides comprehensive support, including training, upgrades, and R&D programs, with facilities in the UK and USA. Their commitment to innovation and excellence makes them a leader in the aviation industry.