Licensed Aircraft Engineer (B1/B2) – A320/B737, UK

JMC Aviation Limited

Middleton St George

On-site

GBP 50,000 - 80,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Industry-leading compliance support

Fast onboarding and documentation

Dedicated recruitment consultant

Placements across the globe

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Job summary

JMC Aviation Limited is seeking highly skilled B1/B2 Licensed Aircraft Engineers for Teesside, UK. The role covers base maintenance supervision, certifying and supporting staff, and ensuring work complies with MOE and CAA/EASA requirements.

A320 and B737 type experience is preferred. You'll join a dynamic aviation recruitment team delivering contractor or permanent placements across the industry, with a structured shift pattern (5/5/4) and opportunities to work with leading operators and CAMOs.

Qualifications

UK CAA/EASA Part 66 License (B1, B2 & C) required.
Supervisory experience in base maintenance.
Current type ratings on listed aircraft types.
Knowledge of Part M, 145, 66 & 147.
HF, EWIS and SFAR88 qualifications.
Excellent written and verbal English communication.
Ability to work with approved maintenance data.

Responsibilities

Acts as Certifying & Support Staff and exercises privileges in accordance with individual authorisation document.
Supervision of Base maintenance activities.
Allocating work.
Satisfactory completion and certification of all work required by contracting operators/customers following the work specification (work order and approved MOE procedures).
Ensuring that the organization’s procedures and standards are always complied with.
Interacting with Quality Auditors to ensure that the quality function can perform unhindered.
Implementation of the Quality Policy and Human Factor issues.
Working in and maintaining facilities to a high standard.
Performing maintenance strictly following approved maintenance data.
Recording maintenance in a clear, unambiguous manner.
When maintaining operational aircraft, under the direction of the respective CAMO, through effective management of the line station keep.
to a minimum the number of deferred defects and monitor the progress of rectification.
Attending all required training, including aircraft type training when the organization requires additional type coverage.
For the incoming inspection of components, parts, materials, tools, and equipment, the related classification, segregation, and storage according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Ensure that tooling & equipment is used following the relevant instructions and organization procedures.
Maintain tooling & equipment as directed by the DAM.
Perform any reasonable duties associated with the upkeep of the line station and maintenance facility as directed by the DAM.
When necessary, report problems and suggest improvements to the Director, Quality Aircraft.
Maintenance in respect of the organization’s MOE & procedures to remain an up-to-date and accurate document reflective of the maintenance organization.
Maintain and uphold a Just Culture in the approved maintenance organization.
Submit internal occurrence reports to the Director, Quality Aircraft Maintenance when required and encourage colleagues to do the same.
Prepare relevant work packages and formally hand them to maintenance personnel as applicable.
Review completed work packages, identify errors and/or omissions, and liaise with maintenance personnel to have appropriate corrections made to ensure the system is reflective of maintenance activities performed.
Archive electronic copies of completed work packages and send original documentation to the relevant CAMO.
Actively support and promote a positive safety learning culture through the reporting of occurrences and potential hazards and by adopting continuous improvement and human factors principles with their work.