Aircraft Technician

About the Role

We are seeking an Aircraft Maintenance Technician to join a growing Part 145 maintenance operation supporting a range of commercial aircraft types.

This is an excellent opportunity for an individual with aircraft maintenance experience who is looking to develop their career within a professional aviation environment. Working alongside B1 Licensed Engineers, you will support aircraft arrival inspections, storage programmes, maintenance checks and preservation activities, ensuring aircraft remain compliant and serviceable throughout the maintenance process.

The role offers significant training and development opportunities, including support towards obtaining a Part-66 Category A Licence and progression towards a B Licence.

Key Responsibilities

Support B1 Licensed Engineers with scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance activities.
Assist with aircraft arrival inspections, storage programmes and maintenance checks.
Read and interpret Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMMs) and Illustrated Parts Catalogues (IPCs), with further training provided.
Ensure all maintenance tasks are completed in accordance with approved procedures and company approvals.
Assist with aircraft and engine preservation activities, including engine wrapping and storage preparation.
Raise any safety concerns, damage, defects or non-conformities to the maintenance leadership team.
Actively participate in daily operational reviews and team briefings.
Maintain tools and equipment to the required standard, including routine tooling inventory checks.
Promote high standards of housekeeping, FOD prevention and workplace safety.
Support continuous improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing safety, quality and productivity.
Contribute towards operational KPIs across safety, quality and delivery performance.
Undertake training to operate specialist equipment and support aircraft towing activities.
Support wider maintenance activities as required by the business.

Essential Requirements

Demonstrable aircraft maintenance experience.
Good understanding of aircraft maintenance principles and industry best practice.
Strong communication and teamwork skills.
Ability to follow maintenance instructions and approved procedures accurately.
High attention to detail and quality standards.
Ability to work effectively under pressure and meet operational deadlines.
Strong focus on health, safety and compliance.
Flexible and proactive approach to work.

Desirable Experience

Previous experience within a Part 145 maintenance environment.
Experience supporting aircraft storage or preservation programmes.
Familiarity with aircraft maintenance documentation and technical manuals.
Experience working on commercial aircraft fleets.
Ambition to progress towards Part-66 licensing.

Personal Attributes

Team player with a hands-on approach.
Strong work ethic and positive attitude.
Excellent attention to detail.
Good practical and mechanical skills.
Reliable with excellent timekeeping.
Safety conscious and professional at all times.
Eager to learn and develop within the aviation industry.
Able to adapt to a dynamic operational environment.

Training & Development

This role offers a clear pathway for career progression within aircraft maintenance. Successful candidates will receive training in:

Part 145 procedures
Human Factors (HF)
EWIS and Fuel Tank Safety (FTS)
Aircraft towing operations
Aircraft and engine preservation techniques
Part-66 Category A Licence development, with long-term progression towards a B Licence