Craneshaw Ltd
Aircraft Maintenance Trainers EASA Part 66

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Company Description
Craneshaw Ltd provides aviation and business consulting services across the UK, Ireland, Europe, and Pakistan, with a strong focus on professional, service-oriented, and results-driven delivery. The company works closely with clients to help them achieve their strategic and operational objectives.
In addition to consulting, Craneshaw offers aviation support services including charter and cargo/freight services, MRO, warehousing and distribution, flight catering, AOG solutions, aircraft sales, and ISO quality management systems. Craneshaw also delivers aviation and corporate training programs, creating opportunities for trainers to work with diverse organizations and learners. More information about Craneshaw’s services and portfolio is available on the company website at www.craneshaw.co.uk.
Role Description
This is a full-time remote role for Aircraft Maintenance Trainers specializing in EASA Part 66. The trainer will design, deliver, and update training programs aligned with EASA Part 66 requirements, ensuring that course content reflects current regulatory standards and industry best practices.
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- Preparing training materials
- Conducting virtual classroom sessions
- Assessing learner performance
- Providing constructive feedback to support certification and competency development
The trainer will collaborate with internal stakeholders and clients to tailor training solutions to specific aircraft types and maintenance environments, and will maintain accurate training records and documentation. The role also involves continuous professional development to stay current with changes in regulations, technology, and maintenance procedures.
Qualifications
- Demonstrated expertise in aircraft maintenance with strong knowledge of EASA Part 66 regulations and practical application.
- Experience delivering technical training, including lesson planning, virtual classroom instruction, and learner assessment.
- Strong communication and presentation skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly to diverse audiences.
- Proficiency with digital tools for remote training (e-learning platforms, virtual meeting software, learning management systems).
- Relevant technical qualification such as EASA Part 66 license or equivalent aviation maintenance certification.
- Experience in MRO or airline maintenance environments; familiarity with quality and safety management systems is an advantage.
- Ability to work independently in a remote setting, manage schedules and training projects, and meet client and regulatory timelines.
- Fluency in English; additional European or regional languages are beneficial for working with international clients.
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