Licenced Aircraft Engineer

As a Licensed Aircraft Engineer, you will have a role that is out of the ordinary.

This role is where you will part of the tam to deliver airworthy and serviceable aircraft for the RAF this is a fast paced, challenging, and real-life operational setting critical to future defence output.

As Licenced Aircraft Engineer you will be working on Piston Engineer Aircraft, with Carbon Fibre Frames. (Training can be given for any gaps).

Day to day working together in collaboration to provide aircrafts to be used in elementary flying training and air experience flights alongside auxiliary support services such as mechanical transport, air traffic control and airfield fire and crash rescue.

Qualifications for the Licensed Aircraft Engineer

• EASA Part 66, B1.2 licence (or successfully passed a number of modules towards the qualification)

Overview:

• Help to drive the delivery of the flying activities at RAF Woodvale alongside your and Military colleagues by taking a 'Whole Force' approach to our activities and ensuring that excellent safety and delivery reputation is maintained at all times.
• Responsible for the generation and release to service of serviceable and safe aircraft in accordance with civilian legislation/regulation and in line with company approvals.
• Ensure aircraft engineering, line and depth maintenance and all other engineering related activities and services are provided as required to always meet and exceed customer expectations and LAFT2 contractual needs.

Essential experience of the Licensed Aircraft Engineer

• Supervisory Experience in aviation environment.