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Copello Global

B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer

Glasgow
£82k – £84k/yr
Posted about 23 hours ago
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B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer UK CAA

£80,000 - £84,000 - Depending on types

Glasgow

5-5-4 (Days)

7am - 7pm

About the Role:

My client is looking for a UK CAA B1 Licensed Engineer to undertake base maintenance on A320, A330, B737 & B787. If you lack any of these types, type training will be given for any missing but you must hold and be recent on at least one type on your UK CAA. You are also able to use your EASA for these types but must hold a UK CAA with at least one of the required types and be recent.

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Key Responsibilities:

  • Perform scheduled and unscheduled line / base maintenance tasks.
  • Troubleshoot, diagnose, and rectify complex aircraft defects.
  • Approve and release aircraft to service (CRS) in line with UK CAA regulations.
  • Supervise and mentor mechanics and unlicenced technicians.
  • Maintain accurate maintenance logs and digital documentation.

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Sponsorship is available to those already residing in the UK, but you must hold and be recent one of the following on your UK CAA License A320, A330, B737 & B787.

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Skills

Base Maintenance
Line Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Aircraft Defect Rectification
Certification Release To Service
Mentoring
Technical Documentation
UK CAA Regulations

Location

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

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