DCS Engineering
B1.1 Licensed Engineer

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B1.1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer
Location:
Northern Ireland (with UK and overseas travel)
Type:
Full-time | Permanent
Salary:
£73,828 plus benefits
Shift Allowance:
£5,000
Shift Pattern:
5/5/4 (Day shift 08:00–20:00)
Accommodation:
Subsidised on-shift accommodation (£5 per day)
Training:
Type rating training provided (subject to bonding agreement)
About the Opportunity
We are supporting a leading aviation services provider in the recruitment of a B1.1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer (LAE). This position offers an excellent opportunity for an engineer seeking to progress within a highly regulated and operationally focused environment.
The role is suitable for candidates who are newly licensed or working towards a UK CAA Part 66 B1.1 Licence. Funded training support is available, subject to a bonding agreement.
The successful candidate will contribute to aircraft safety, regulatory compliance, and operational readiness across both base maintenance and deployed environments.
Role Overview
The B1.1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer will:
- Support the Crew Chief and report to the Chief Engineer
- Ensure aircraft maintenance is conducted safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulatory requirements
- Operate across both main operating base and deployed locations (UK and overseas)
- Contribute to engineering decision-making and continuous improvement activities
- Provide supervision and mentorship to junior engineering personnel
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Key Responsibilities
- Certify aircraft maintenance in accordance with UK CAA and applicable regulatory standards
- Supervise aircraft ground movements as required
- Maintain accurate and compliant technical records and documentation
- Plan and coordinate maintenance activities to meet operational and budgetary requirements
- Deputise for the Crew Chief when required
- Promote Safety, Health & Environment (SHE) and security compliance
- Support operational deployments within the UK and internationally
Essential Requirements
- UK CAA Part 66 B1.1 Licence (unrestricted)
- B1.3 or B2 ratings considered advantageous
- Strong understanding of aviation regulatory frameworks and compliance
- Experience supervising or leading engineering teams
- Willingness to work shifts and deploy overseas
- Eligibility for UK Security Clearance and ITAR compliance
- Medically fit for operational duties
Key Competencies
- Effective leadership and communication skills
- Strong safety awareness and compliance focus
- Ability to work under pressure and meet operational deadlines
- Team-oriented with a continuous improvement mindset
- Adaptable and self-motivated


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Additional Information
- Aircraft maintenance activities are highly regulated; strict adherence to safety and compliance is mandatory
- Flexibility for additional hours and travel is required
- Commitment to a Just Culture and transparent safety reporting is essential
Remuneration and Benefits
- Competitive base salary (£63,240 – £73,828)
- Shift allowance (£5,000)
- Pension contributions up to 12%
- Performance-related bonuses
- Discounted private medical insurance
- Electric vehicle scheme
- Technology vouchers
- Wellbeing programmes
- Funded training and career development
About the Company
The client is a global aviation services organisation supporting military and government operations. The company provides aircraft maintenance and operational support across the UK and internationally, with a strong emphasis on safety, compliance, and mission readiness.
Application
For further information or to apply, please contact:
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