Lasham Gliding Society
BGA Inspector (Glider Engineer)

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Lasham Gliding Society Ltd is looking for a BGA Inspector to augment our busy in-house aircraft engineering team. The position is open immediately. The primary role involves maintaining our own fleet of 21 gliders under appropriate supervision in our well-equipped workshop at Lasham GU345SS.
The following attributes or Qualifications are required:
- BGA Glider Inspector: ARC Signatory requiring CAA Part 66 L1/L2 license (or equivalent) for pure sailplanes only.
The following attributes are desirable but can be achieved later for the right candidate:
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- Experience at complex repairs for which Lasham has the CAA List 1 status.
- Self-Sustaining Sailplane – L2 Part 66 license.
- Self-launching Sailplane & Touring Motor Glider – L2 Part 66 license.
- Wood Repair - formal accreditation or rating, or evidence of suitable hands-on experience.
- Composite Repair - formal accreditation or rating, or evidence of suitable hands-on experience.
- Active glider pilot.
- Previous experience in a commercial aircraft workshop.


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You will be expected to work from the main workshop at Lasham. Core working hours are 0830 – 1730 – (40 hours) spread over five days a week. The position comes with competitive pay (negotiable according to experience), contributory pension scheme and generous holiday entitlement.
Candidates should apply to manager@lasham.org.uk with their CV. The position may be filled at any time.
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