Fleet Performance Engineer

JMC Aviation Limited; Manchester; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Staff travel benefits

Unlimited standby tickets

Up to 30 discounted flight fares

Job summary

JMC Aviation Limited seeks a Fleet Performance Engineer to join our Maintenance Control Team in Manchester. The role focuses on developing the preventative maintenance programme and leading the predictive maintenance philosophy for the Embraer E190 fleet, aiming to maximise reliability and on-time operations.

You will work with Safety Services and Air Ops to review flight data events, prepare operational and performance reports, and provide technical guidance for repetitive defects and

Qualifications

• CAA Part-66 B1/B2 licence or equivalent engineering technical qualification
• Embraer E190 type rating or experience in a similar role
• Knowledge of CAA/EASA Part-CAMO, Part-M, and Part-145 requirements
• Right to work in the UK
• Technical Services experience including continued airworthiness / practical maintenance support
• Knowledge of airline business, regulatory and operating environment

Responsibilities

• Use multiple data sources to identify maintenance tasks outside of the scheduled maintenance programme to protect the flying programme
• Communicate requirements to line and base engineering teams via Engineering Technical Requirements and work instructions
• Maintain a continued focus on Technical Dispatch Reliability, supporting delivery of company targets from an operational and reliability perspective
• Develop, maintain, and present operational and performance reports
• Act as a technical expert on the fleet, supporting the Maintrol Team with ad-hoc shift cover, troubleshooting guidance, and support on complex/repetitive defects
• Collaborate with Safety Services and Air Ops teams to review Flight Data conditional events, interpreting flight data recorder outputs to determine engineering follow-up actions

Job description

Fleet Performance Engineer — Manchester (Permanent)

An airline based in Manchester is looking to recruit a Fleet Performance Engineer to join their Maintenance Control Team.

This is a Permanent, Full-Time position based in Didsbury, Manchester, supporting a fleet of Embraer E190 aircraft with a focus on reliability, technical performance, and on-time operation.

Salary & Benefits

• Competitive Salary


• Plus a non-contractual discretionary incentive award


• Staff travel benefits including unlimited basic and premium standby tickets


• Up to 30 discounted ‘Hotline’ airfares per year for yourself, friends, and family

The Role

The primary purpose of this role is to manage and develop the preventative maintenance programme and lead the predictive maintenance philosophy for the fleet, with a focus on maximising aircraft reliability and supporting safe, on-time operations.

Other duties involve

• Use multiple data sources to identify maintenance tasks required outside of (or in addition to) the scheduled maintenance programme to protect the flying programme


• Communicate requirements to line and base engineering teams via Engineering Technical Requirements and work instructions, ensuring actions are issued in time to address repetitive, latent, and active defects


• Maintain a continued focus on Technical Dispatch Reliability, supporting delivery of company targets from an operational and reliability perspective


• Develop, maintain, and present operational and performance reports


• Act as a technical expert on the fleet, supporting the Maintrol Team with ad-hoc shift cover, troubleshooting guidance, and support on complex/repetitive defects


• Collaborate with Safety Services and Air Ops teams to review Flight Data conditional events, interpreting flight data recorder outputs to determine engineering follow-up actions

Qualifications and requirements

• CAA Part-66 B1/B2 licence or equivalent engineering technical qualification


• Embraer E190 type rating, or experience in a similar technical support / technical services role


• Working knowledge of CAA/EASA Part-CAMO, Part-M, and Part 145 requirements


• Right to work in the UK.


• Technical Services experience, including continued airworthiness / practical maintenance support


• Knowledge of airline business, regulatory, and operating environment