Aircraft Mechanic

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Aircraft Mechanic (5 positions available)

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Location: Norwich
Salary: £38,608
Hours: 37.5 hours per week (seasonal working pattern)

The Opportunity\n

We're looking for an experienced Aircraft Mechanic to join a well established aircraft maintenance organisation supporting base maintenance operations in a regulated Part 145 environment.

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This is an excellent opportunity to join a stable employer offering a strong benefits package, structured working hours, and long term career development. You'll work as part of a skilled maintenance team carrying out aircraft maintenance in accordance with approved maintenance data while ensuring the highest standards of safety, quality and airworthiness.

Working Hours\n

This role operates on a seasonal shift pattern:

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Winter (Mid October to Mid April)

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• Monday to Thursday: 07:30 to 16:30
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• Friday: 07:30 to 16:00
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Summer (Mid April to Mid October)

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• Monday to Thursday: 07:30 to 14:30
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• Friday: 07:30 to 14:00
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Depending on your start date, summer hours may temporarily be 07:30 to 15:30 to maintain the annual average working week.

Responsibilities\n

As an Aircraft Mechanic, you will:

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• Carry out aircraft maintenance in accordance with approved maintenance data and company procedures.
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• Complete maintenance activities safely, efficiently and to the required airworthiness standards.
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• Ensure all maintenance work is accurately documented.
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• Follow all company Health & Safety policies and report any hazards, incidents or near misses.
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• Maintain excellent housekeeping standards within the work area.
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• Ensure effective shift handovers.
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• Maintain and control personal tooling in line with company procedures.
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• Report airworthiness and safety concerns through the internal reporting system.
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• Support aircraft maintenance activities at outstations when required.
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\nWhat We're Looking For\n

To be considered, you'll ideally have:

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• A recognised Aircraft Engineering Apprenticeship or Armed Forces aircraft engineering training.
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• Human Factors training.
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• Fuel Tank Safety (FTS) training.
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• EWIS (Electrical Wiring Interconnection Systems) training.
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• Basic understanding of UK CAA/EASA Part 145 requirements and Health & Safety legislation.
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• Basic IT skills.
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• Knowledge of aircraft maintenance documentation and approved maintenance procedures.
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\nAbout You\n

You'll be someone who:

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• Takes pride in producing high quality work.
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• Communicates effectively with colleagues across the maintenance team.
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• Works well independently and as part of a team.
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• Has a proactive, positive attitude and a willingness to learn.
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• Manages time effectively and works efficiently.
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• Demonstrates integrity, professionalism and accountability.
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• Is confident raising safety or quality concerns where appropriate.
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• Understands the importance of delivering work safely, compliantly and on time.
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\nBenefits\n

In return, you'll receive an excellent package including:

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• Salary of £38,608
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• Enhanced sick pay that increases with length of service
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• Additional annual leave for long service
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• Health Shield cash plan
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• Subsidised on site canteen
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• Stakeholder pension with up to 6% employer contribution
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• Life assurance
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• Retail discounts
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• Cycle to Work scheme
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• Electric Vehicle scheme
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• Wellbeing support
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• Active social club and company events
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• Long service awards
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• Free on site parking
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