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BAE Systems Saudi Arabia is seeking an Electrical Systems Maintenance Technician to inspect, maintain and repair aircraft electrical systems. The role supports RSAF missions, ensuring serviceable aircraft and adherence to M&CA standards in a high‑integrity defence environment.
The technician will diagnose faults, perform maintenance, and provide accurate admin support to the AMO and Electrical Supervisor, maintaining safety culture and continuity of operations on the Hawk fleet.
Electrical Systems Maintenance Technician - 00139070
BAE Systems is the UK Government’s nominated Prime Contractor under the Government-to-Government arrangements that are in place to provide equipment, support and training to Saudi Arabia. We provide maintenance of Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) aircraft and train RSAF and Royal Saudi Naval Force personnel safely in a training environment in how to use their aircraft, equipment and weapons.
BAE Systems Saudi Arabia is committed to supporting the Saudi Arabian National Agenda including Saudisation and the training and development of Saudi National capability through the growth of the Saudi National Partner Companies thereby reinforcing Industrialisation and Partnerships.
The Electrical Systems Maintenance Technician is responsible for inspecting, operating, maintaining and repairing Electrical systems, and components on the Hawk aircraft and support equipment. Using all resources available they will maintain aircraft to support the demands of the flying operation, thus ensuring delivery of serviceable aircraft to accomplish the contractual operational and flying commitments.
They will be responsible for carrying out maintenance, diagnosing faults and administrative support to the AMO as directed by the Electrical Supervisor; including but not limited to complying with all relevant company policies.
Ensuring the Approved Maintenance Organisation is compliant with the requirements of the M&CA Mandates and Pt145 Maintenance Organisation Exposition with regards to maintaining aircraft, it’s components and resource SQEP levels.
The successful candidate, Saudi or Expatriate must obtain Saudi Council of Engineers (SCE) membership at the appropriate level, prior to starting the new role or commencing employment in KSA, SCE membership must be maintained throughout their employment in this role.
A recognised qualification to NVQ3/ONC/OND/BTEC level in a relevant technical discipline, or a technical apprenticeship, or suitable equivalent technical qualification acceptable to M&CA,
Relevant type training (‘Q’ Course) and equipment specific training if
OR
Part 66 licensed (current or lapsed), or suitable equivalent technical license acceptable to M&CA
Have extensive proven post qualification practical maintenance experience within operational flying aircraft environment supported by formal recorded workplace applied related training OR extensive experience on same aircraft type OR successful completion of BAESSA apprenticeship programme (SNTTP/ TSNTTP).
Demonstrate knowledge / understanding of aircraft maintenance and engineering.
Understanding and application of human factors, error management, health & safety and proactive hazard analysis, appropriate to the role.
An understanding of BAESSA engineering operating procedures.
Broad aerospace and defence company / industry knowledge.
On successfully securing a role yourappointment to Saudi Arabia will initially beon single status.On commencement of employment in Saudi Arabia you will have the opportunity to apply to have your family join you inthe future. A full health care scheme is provided within Saudi Arabia.
At BAE Systems, we provide some of the world's most advanced, technology-led defence, aerospace and security solutions. We employ a skilled workforce of89,600 people in more than 40countries. Working with customers and local partners, we develop, engineer, manufacture, and support products and systems to deliver military capability, protect national security and people, and keep critical information and infrastructure secure.
All appointments in Saudi Arabia are subject to receipt of all necessary Government and/or Customer approvals.