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Aerospace Maintenance Engineer

Stratford-upon-Avon
4 days ago
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Straight-Line Civils are currently hiring an Aircraft Maintenance and Restoration Engineer in Stratford-Upon-Avon.

We are seeking a skilled engineer to join a dynamic, growing team. You will be responsible for maintaining, repairing, and restoring a diverse fleet of aircraft, ensuring they remain in peak flying condition.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Troubleshoot mechanical, structural, and avionics systems

  • Collaborate with engineering and restoration teams on custom projects

  • Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance

  • Maintain accurate records in compliance with aviation regulations

    Key Attributes and Qualifications:

  • Licensed engineer (B1/B2 or equivalent) or relevant military/civil experience

  • Proven track record in aircraft maintenance (restoration extra bonus)

  • Strong attention to detail

  • Familiarity with regulations and compliance

  • Ability to read drawings, manuals, and schematics

  • Passion for aviation

    Salary - £40,000 / annum + pension and bonuses

    If this sounds of interest, please apply now! Alternatively, if you require any more information, ring us on (phone number removed).

    Due to the large number of applications we receive, we may not be able to respond to everyone. However, by applying to this position, you consent to Straight-Line Civils Ltd keeping your details on file for any future positions

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