Ryanair
B1 Roaming Licensed Engineer. (Newcastle, Edinburgh, Leeds/Bradford)

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Job Title – B1 LICENSED ENGINEER (ROAMER) – Newcastle, Edinburgh and Leeds/Bradford
AES (Aircraft Engineering Services Ltd) are inviting applications for B1 Licensed Engineers to be based at Newcastle or Edinburgh Airport (covering Newcastle, Edinburgh and Leeds/Bradford on a roaming basis) on 4N rotation working in cooperation with our client Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline.
About the Role
The successful candidate will be a self-motivated individual with existing line maintenance experience, who will work without direct supervision and be able to demonstrate a flexible working attitude in a fast-changing environment.
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Duties
- Routine servicing and defect rectification of Ryanair’s 737-800 and 737-8200 Fleet.
- Aircraft on Ground (AOG) recovery.
- Maintaining a safe and compliant working environment, adhering to all company procedures, policies and regulations.
- Supervision and mentoring of Aircraft Mechanics and Apprentices.
Requirements
Qualifications and Experience:
- Aircraft Line Maintenance experience (Essential).
- EASA or UK CAA Part-66 B1 License holder (Essential)
- Boeing 737-Max Type Endorsement & Recency (Desirable – Type Courses Available).
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written (Essential).
- Good IT Literacy (Essential), with AMOS Experience (Desirable).


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Additional Requirements:
- All applicants must have unrestricted right to work and travel in the UK and hold a Full UK Driving Licence.
- UK CAA Licences are accepted; however, the applicant must be able to demonstrate 5 Years Maintenance Experience and have completed, or able to complete EASA Module 9 (Human Factors) & Module 10 (Aviation Legislation).
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If you are a B1 Licensed Engineer and feel that you can deliver in this exciting hands-on role with Ryanair, then we want to hear from you!
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