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Morson Edge Verified
Anglesey, Wales, United Kingdom
Aerospace Engineers
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£50,000 - £60,000
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Aircraft Electrical Fitter
Location: RAF Shawbury / RAF Valley
Contract Opportunity
Rate: £21.05 PAYE / £28.16 Umbrella
Support the UK Military Flying Training System
Morson Edge is recruiting Aircraft Electrical Fitters to support a major rotary-wing maintenance programme across the UK Military Flying Training System (MFTS).
This is an excellent opportunity for experienced aircraft electrical and avionic technicians to join a highly skilled engineering team supporting the H135 and H145 helicopter fleet, which plays a vital role in training the next generation of UK military aircrew.
Working within a professional rotary aviation environment, you will support Line and Base Maintenance activities, carrying out electrical and avionic maintenance within a structured, safety-focused engineering environment.
This is a non-certifying role, making it ideal for experienced aircraft technicians looking to continue hands-on maintenance on modern rotary aircraft.
Why Consider This Opportunity?
- Support the UK Military Flying Training System
- Work on the H135 and H145 helicopter fleet
- Join an experienced rotary-wing engineering team
- Maintain modern aircraft electrical and avionic systems
- Combination of Line, Base, and Workshop Maintenance
- Support aircraft involved in military pilot training operations
- Structured environment with strong engineering standards
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The Role
As an Aircraft Electrical Fitter, you will assist with the maintenance, movement, and operational support of the H135/H145 fleet.
You will carry out electrical and avionic maintenance activities in accordance with approved technical documentation and OEM instructions, supporting aircraft safety, availability, and continued flying operations.
The role provides a varied workload covering aircraft maintenance, system testing, workshop activities, and hangar support.
Key Responsibilities
Aircraft Maintenance
- Provide engineering support to Flight Operations
- Carry out maintenance inspections and repairs as directed by Supervisors and Certifying Engineers
- Complete maintenance on aircraft electrical and avionic systems
- Carry out fault diagnosis, testing, and rectification activities
- Work in accordance with OEM instructions and approved maintenance data
- Conduct off-aircraft technical work within workshops when required
- Assist with aircraft movement and daily hangar operations
- Support aircraft serviceability and operational readiness
Quality & Compliance
- Follow approved technical publications and maintenance procedures
- Maintain high standards of workmanship and safety
- Ensure compliance within a regulated aviation environment
- Support housekeeping and safe working practices


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Essential Requirements
- Aircraft Maintenance Apprenticeship or equivalent engineering qualification
- Experience within Aircraft Base Maintenance
- Experience supporting Flight Operations and Line Maintenance
- Strong knowledge of aircraft electrical and avionic systems
- Experience using specialist electrical and avionic test equipment
- Ability to work within a regulated aviation environment
Desirable Experience
- H135 / H145 experience
- Rotary-wing aircraft maintenance background
- Military aviation experience
- Knowledge of UK Military Flying Training System operations
- Understanding of CAA Part 145 and Part M regulations
The Setting
- UK MFTS rotary aircraft support programme
- H135 and H145 helicopter fleet
- Electrical and avionic maintenance environment
- Line and Base Maintenance activities
- Professional military aviation setting
- Experienced engineering teams
Ready for Your Next Opportunity?
If you have aircraft electrical or avionic maintenance experience and are looking to support a major UK rotary aviation programme, we'd like to hear from you.
Apply now or contact Morson Edge for a confidential discussion.
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