Gold Group Ltd
Aircraft Mechanic

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Job Title: Aircraft Mechanic
Location: RAF Marham, Norfolk
Role Type: Permanent
Salary: £36,443 + benefits & relocation support potential
Aircraft Mechanics are required to join a leading engineering business providing support to the F-35 Fleet based at RAF Marham.
Candidates would need to:
- Hold British nationality
- Have lived & worked in the UK for 5+ years
- Be eligible for SC security clearance
What the role of the Aircraft Mechanic entails:
- Undertaking a range of maintenance on an aircraft which may include, as appropriate, aircraft role changes, component removals, inspections, repairs, modifications, fault rectifications, replacements and/or functional/system test
- Ensuring that all maintenance activities are conducted in accordance with the Approved Technical Information and relevant risk assessments and that all airworthiness records are maintained
- Making sure all activities are appropriately documented and identifying and reporting any issues and escalating as appropriate
- Complying with the Organisation's MOE, its associated procedures and standards, and any other company procedures and standards
- Understanding and applying human factors, error management, within maintenance
- Ensuring maintenance activities are compliant with the Continuing Airworthiness Assurance Management system
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What experience you need to be the successful Aircraft Mechanic:
- Experience of EASA/MRP Part 145
- Experience of working on military aircraft programmes
- Completion of an Engineering Apprenticeship, ideally in Aeronautical Engineering or equivalent military qualifications
- Academic qualification for this role is a minimum of Level 3 qualification in Aeronautical Engineering and Maintenance or equivalent e.g. City & Guilds 2675 or 2661


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