B1.1 Licensed Engineer

Aviation JobSearch Europa; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 36,000 - 51,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension Scheme

Travel and commuting support

Long-term career development

Job summary

Brookfield Aviation International in Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands, seeks Licensed Engine Mechanics to join its engine services division. You will perform inspection, repair, overhaul, certification and testing of aircraft engines in a modern shop environment and mentor junior colleagues.

The role emphasizes hands-on engine work, technical depth, teamwork and safety, with rotation shifts and long-term career development opportunities.

Qualifications

• Authorisation to perform and certify maintenance on aircraft engines.
• EU passport or right to work in the Netherlands.
• Minimum 3 years’ experience as an engine mechanic.
• Strong technical English, written and spoken.
• Proven experience on modern commercial aircraft engines.
• Ability to supervise and mentor junior colleagues.

Responsibilities

• Assess the condition of incoming engines and modules.
• Disassemble engines and inspect components.
• Identify required repairs, replacements and materials.
• Coordinate with technical specialists as needed.
• Oversee repairs and ensure compliance with specifications.
• Prepare engines for shipment and testing.
• Perform engine testing and identify defects.
• Document maintenance activities and results.
• Follow safety procedures and standards.
• Mentor junior engine mechanics.
• Work across multiple engine types in the shop.

Skills

Engine maintenance

Mentoring

Quality and safety

Technical English

Team leadership

Job description

Brookfield Aviation International Verified

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

Aircraft Maintenance Engineers

B1.1 Licensed Engineer

Onsite

Full time

4 days ago

Company

Brookfield Aviation is helping a leading European aviation maintenance organisation seeking a group of experienced Licensed Engine Mechanics to join its specialised Engine Services division in Amsterdam, working within a modern engine shop environment supporting both internal and international airline customers.

Position

This position is based in a dedicated engine maintenance and overhaul facility equipped with advanced tooling, digital workstations, and highly skilled specialists. The successful candidate will perform detailed inspection, repair, overhaul, certification and testing of aircraft engines and components, operating within a safety-critical and quality-driven environment.

The role is well suited to mechanics who enjoy hands-on engine work, technical depth, and mentoring junior colleagues.

Key Responsibilities

• Assess the condition of incoming engines and modules.
• Disassemble engines and inspect components in accordance with approved procedures.
• Identify required repairs, replacements and materials.
• Coordinate with technical specialists when required.
• Oversee repairs and ensure compliance with engine and module specifications.
• Prepare engines and components for shipment following maintenance.
• Perform engine testing and identify internal defects or anomalies.
• Carry out administrative and technical documentation tasks.
• Follow all safety procedures and technical standards.
• Supervise, guide and mentor junior engine mechanics.
• Work across multiple engine types within the engine shop.
• Operate on a rotating shift pattern (one weekday shift, one week evening shift).
• Engine Types Supported Experience is required on one or more of the following engine types:
  • CFM56-7B.
  • CF6.
  • GEnx.
  • LEAP.

Requirements

• Valid authorisation to perform and certify maintenance on aircraft engines.
• Ability to work independently and sign off completed work.
• Minimum 3 years’ experience as an engine mechanic.
• Strong technical English, written and spoken.
• Proven experience on modern commercial aircraft engines.
• High attention to quality, precision and safety.
• Ability to supervise and mentor junior colleagues.
• Candidates must hold an EU passport or the right to work in the Netherlands.

Terms

• Gross salary estimated range between €35,800 to €50,800 + allowances and bonuses (depending on experience).
• Fully equipped, modern engine shop environment.
• Structured shift working pattern.
• Strong safety and quality culture.
• Long-term career development and training opportunities.
• Pension Scheme.
• Travel and commuting support within the Netherlands.
• Personal development and professional growth support.

General

This role offers the opportunity to work with some of the world’s most widely used and technologically advanced aircraft engines in a fully equipped MRO environment. You will join a team that values precision, teamwork, safety, and continuous professional development. Ideal for technicians who enjoy hands-on engine work, in-depth inspections, and mentoring the next generation of mechanics.