Licenced B1 Engineer

atlanticaviation; Shannon; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Atlantic Aviation Group is seeking a Licenced B1 Engineer to operate at Shannon Airport, Co Clare. You will work under the Project Leader/Crew Leader, using current maintenance data and following MOE procedures to perform aircraft maintenance.

Responsibilities include supervising maintenance activities, documenting actions, and signing off tasks within your certifying authority. Nights/weekends/overtime may be required as the job demands.

Qualifications

• Hold or have held an EASA PART 66 B1 Aircraft Maintenance Licence with base maintenance approvals.
• Type ratings: 737 (CL or NG), 757 and/or 767.
• Ability to work nights, weekends, holidays and overtime.
• Fluent or proficient English communication.

Responsibilities

• Confirm that each item/task of work has been documented and actioned.
• Perform maintenance tasks in accordance with MOE and approved manuals.
• Sign off maintenance tasks within certification scope and maintain records.
• Supervise maintenance activities and ensure standards are met.

Skills

English proficiency

Attention to detail

Customer service orientation

Self-motivated

Education

EASA PART 66 B1 Aircraft Maintenance Licence

Base maintenance approvals on relevant aircraft

Job description

Job Title: Licenced B1 Engineer
Reports to: Project Leader/Crew Leader or designee
Location: Atlantic Aviation Group, Shannon Airport, Shannon, Co Clare

Atlantic Aviation Group has over 60 years of experience and is one of Europe’s leading independent aviation solution providers. The company offers a full range of solutions including aircraft maintenance & modifications, technical, engineering and design services, logistics, material solutions and international training. Our reputation is built on a proud history of superior craftsmanship, technical expertise and continuous training, supported by flexible, open and partnership‑based customer relationships.

AAG provides a range of aviation solutions including Part 145 Aircraft Maintenance, MAA Part 145 Aircraft Maintenance (AAG Defence Services), CAMO & Technical Services, Part 21 Design Services and EASA Part 147 Training for airlines, MROs and companies worldwide.

General Responsibility

• Using applicable current maintenance data, work order instructions and information systems.
• Documenting the performance of all maintenance actions, compiling and controlling completed work cards.
• Following the procedures detailed in the MOE and supporting manuals.
• Identifying and rectifying existing and potential unsafe conditions.
• Adhere to safety and deactivation/reactivation requirements.
• Following the procedures detailed in a customers’ approved documentation.
• Using calibrated tooling and equipment recommended by the manufacturer.
• Maintaining the work environment in a clean and safe manner.
• Complying with the Atlantic Aviation Group internal and mandatory reporting requirements.
• Applying good communication and assertiveness skills.
• Complying with the work interruption and handover procedures.
• Complying with the Atlantic Aviation Group safety policy requirements.
• Sign off maintenance tasks performed or supervised within the scope of their staff authorisation.
• Sign certificates of release to service within the scope of their certifying staff authorisation issued.
• Perform the functions and responsibilities associated with support staff role within the scope of the authorisation issued.
• Maintain experience records in support of continued competence.

Essential Job Function

• Confirm that each item/task of work has been documented and actioned.
• Prior to closing any area or panel of the aircraft, an inspection is carried out for the absence of dirt, extraneous matter, tools, etc.
• Plan performance of critical tasks.
• Determine required qualifications for task performance.
• Consider human performance and limitations during performance of maintenance.
• Ensure that all discrepancies detected as a result of scheduled inspection task, duplicate/RII inspections, critical task inspection and non‑routine maintenance rectification are documented and rectified in accordance with Atlantic Aviation Group procedures.
• Supervise maintenance activities within the zone of inspection responsibility to ensure tasks are performed and completed to the standards laid down in the Atlantic Aviation Group MOE.
• Be responsible for the maintenance and preventive maintenance of aircraft, components and equipment (when required).
• Complete any other reasonable tasks or duties as requested by the Production Management team.

Typical Working Conditions & Physical Demands

• Must be able to use ladders, work stands, lifts, etc. and work on all areas of the aircraft that may require access during duties.
• Must be comfortable working at heights and in confined spaces.
• Physical exertion such as pulling, pushing, reaching, bending, standing, walking and light lifting of boxes, bags, files and electronic equipment.
• Must satisfy and maintain the required medical standard.
• Work is performed at the AAG Hangar in Shannon and possibly offsite providing AOG support.
• PPE is provided by AAG and its use is mandatory in the performance of work.
• May be requested to work nights, weekends, holidays and overtime, as necessary.
• Must satisfy and maintain airport security requirements.

Candidate Requirements

• Licenced engineers must hold or have held an EASA PART 66 B1 Aircraft Maintenance License and company base maintenance approvals on the specific aircraft with at least 6 months suitable experience.
• One or more of the following type ratings: 737 (CL or NG), 757 and/or 767.
• Ability to work in a fast‑paced environment handling multiple tasks with a high degree of attention to detail.
• A strong work ethic, reliable, self‑motivated with a positive attitude, and very customer service oriented.
• Required to work nights, weekends, holidays and overtime, as necessary.
• Ability to read, write, speak and understand English.