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UK CAA Part 66 B1.3 Licensed Engineer
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- Aberdeen
- Permanent
- Full Time
Job Description
Our client, a well-known helicopter operator in the aerospace sector, is currently seeking a UK CAA Part 66 B1.3 Licensed Engineer to join their team on a permanent basis in Scotland. This role is pivotal in ensuring the ongoing maintenance and operational readiness of helicopters, providing an opportunity to contribute significantly to the maintenance operations and report directly to the Chief Engineer.
Main Responsibilities:
Complying with regulatory requirements as described in the regulations
Ensuring all line maintenance tasks on helicopters meet the standard of the UK CAA and M.O.E. instructions
Collaborating with fellow engineers to ensure a flexible work planning and roster that supports business continuity
Completing maintenance within appropriate timescales to ensure aircraft serviceability
Analysing and solving daily operational problems based on pilot and other relevant information
Briefing and debriefing pilots and Chief Engineer
Performing preflight checks (PRF)
Coordinating with the supply chain, store, and support services to ensure necessary maintenance materials and spare parts are available
Reporting daily on the maintenance situation to the Chief Engineer
Job Requirements:
UK CAA Part 66 B1.3 License
Experience in aviation and as a licensed engineer
Engineering experience in different aviation companies is a plus
ICT literate, with proficiency in aviation-specific software and MS Office
Professional level English language skills
Strong understanding and adherence to operational, quality, and safety procedures
Excellent communication skills, including debriefing pilots, flight crew, and the Chief Engineer, and handover of work between shifts
Ability to work independently in less controlled environments and take initiative to improve work processes
Logical thinking and problem-solving abilities
Benefits:
Competitive salary
Permanent position with stability
Opportunity to work within a renowned helicopter operator
Professional development and training
Collaborative and supportive work environment
If you are a UK CAA Part 66 B1.3 Licensed Engineer looking for a new challenge in the aerospace sector, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's dynamic team in Scotland
Main Responsibilities:
Complying with regulatory requirements as described in the regulations
Ensuring all line maintenance tasks on helicopters meet the standard of the UK CAA and M.O.E. instructions
Collaborating with fellow engineers to ensure a flexible work planning and roster that supports business continuity
Completing maintenance within appropriate timescales to ensure aircraft serviceability
Analysing and solving daily operational problems based on pilot and other relevant information
Briefing and debriefing pilots and Chief Engineer
Performing preflight checks (PRF)
Coordinating with the supply chain, store, and support services to ensure necessary maintenance materials and spare parts are available
Reporting daily on the maintenance situation to the Chief Engineer
Job Requirements:
UK CAA Part 66 B1.3 License
Experience in aviation and as a licensed engineer
Engineering experience in different aviation companies is a plus
ICT literate, with proficiency in aviation-specific software and MS Office
Professional level English language skills
Strong understanding and adherence to operational, quality, and safety procedures
Excellent communication skills, including debriefing pilots, flight crew, and the Chief Engineer, and handover of work between shifts
Ability to work independently in less controlled environments and take initiative to improve work processes
Logical thinking and problem-solving abilities
Benefits:
Competitive salary
Permanent position with stability
Opportunity to work within a renowned helicopter operator
Professional development and training
Collaborative and supportive work environment
If you are a UK CAA Part 66 B1.3 Licensed Engineer looking for a new challenge in the aerospace sector, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's dynamic team in Scotland