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Aircraft Maintenance Engineers
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
Working Hours: 5-5-4 Shift Pattern, 7am-7pm
Job Overview
Position: B1.3 Licensed Engineer
Type: Onsite, Full Time
Posted: 8 hours ago - Be the first to apply!
Company Benefits
- Generous Welcome Bonus and Relocation Support
- Competitive Salary + Excellent Benefits
- Great Work-Life Balance with a 5-5-4 Shift Pattern
- Type Rating Training included for the right individuals
- Opportunities for professional development
Skills and Requirements
We are currently recruiting for B1.3 Licensed Engineers based at our clients Glasgow site. As part of this role, you must be prepared to work flexibly as part of a team and as an integral part of the organization, possessing strong communication, organization, and leadership skills. To be considered for this position you will hold a UK CAA B1.3 Licence, preferably with the following type rating:
- H145 – Potential type rate training
The successful candidate will join a long established and respected forward-thinking company that has a proven pedigree in career development within the organization, with type and non-type training provided to develop your skills and capabilities.
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Responsibilities
- Responsible for the successful completion of all allocated, planned, and ad-hoc maintenance tasks
- Ensure correct compliance with applicable regulatory requirements
- Maintain the required engineering license and applicable type rating as required to perform duties and be responsible for ensuring licenses and type ratings do not lapse and are kept up to date
- Accountable for providing professional communication with customers and contacts as required
- Individual responsibility for booking accurate, and consistent timekeeping in applicable software system
- Completion of work in a safe and appropriate manner considering risk to personnel, property, and reputation
- Reporting defects to the Maintenance Manager or Central Planning Department
- Reporting issues regarding matters of Health and Safety or Flight Safety, via the Company’s reporting system


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Essential Skills, Qualifications, and Experience
- A UK CAA Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence category B1.3
- Type rated on the H145
- The ability to work alone and the willingness to travel. This role is shift based primarily at our Glasgow HQ but may require the occasional travel.
- A good working knowledge of the regulations and requirements associated with aircraft maintenance, Health & Safety, and Human Factors
Additional Benefits
- Great work life balance with a 5/5/4 shift pattern
- Competitive Group Pension Scheme
- Comprehensive Life Assurance
- Comprehensive Income Protection
- Comprehensive Travel Insurance
- Comprehensive Private Healthcare (after successful passing of probation)
- Free Car Parking
- 2 Paid Volunteering Days each calendar year (subject to line manager approval)
- Investment in Training, Qualifications, and Professional Development
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