Safety Equipment Technician

Morgan Jones Recruitment Consultants
Stansted, Kent, Kent
4 months ago
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15 Dec 2025 (4 months ago)

Are you a hands-on technician with a keen eye for precision?
Do you thrive in a high-integrity aerospace environment?
Safety Equipment Technician
Location: Stansted
Salary: Competitive DOE
Job Type: Full-time, Permanent
Benefits: Competitive salary, overtime available, 25 days holiday + bank holidays, pension scheme, onsite parking, and structured career progression.
Why join our client:
Our client is a long-established, respected name in aerospace component maintenance. They’re seeking a Safety Equipment Technician to join their skilled team, working on vital aircraft safety equipment such as emergency slides and life rafts. This is your opportunity to work on life-saving systems in a clean, well-equipped workshop with a collaborative team atmosphere.
Key Responsibilities:

  • Disassemble, test, and repair aircraft safety equipment (slides, rafts, sub-components)
  • Reassemble to exact specifications using CMMs/OHMs and OEM packing instructions
  • Follow detailed compliance procedures and documentation
  • Ensure top-tier workmanship while meeting safety and quality standards
    What we’re looking for:
  • GCSE Maths & English (or equivalent)
  • Previous engineering/workshop experience is desirable
  • Familiarity with compliance manuals and MRO procedures
  • Prior experience with aircraft safety equipment packing/repair is very advantageous
  • Positive attitude, reliable team player with great attention to detail
  • Confident communicator with strong organisational skills
  • Ability to remain calm and effective under pressure
    This role is perfect for someone who:
  • Wants to join a stable, growing aerospace company
  • Enjoys working to high standards of safety and precision
  • Values teamwork, structure, and hands-on work
  • Seeks long-term career opportunities in aerospace engineering
    Morgan Jones is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment and is proud to be an equal-opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
    Apply Now

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