Aircraft Cabin Technician

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MANE are currently recruiting for Cabin Technicians on a night shift for our Aerospace client based in Hounslow.

Overview:

We have opened a fantastic, new opportunity for an Aircraft Technician with Cabin experience to show off their skills and get involved with a world leading airline at London's Heathrow Airport. This will involve working onboard state of the art aircraft such as the new A350 jet!

Responsibilities:

Aircraft Technicians are expected to apply a high level of engineering practices to their duties and to fully communicate their actions with their colleagues and supervisors.
Ensure that all maintenance tasks are completed to the correct standard of Airworthiness.
Change of Carpets professionally throughout the cabins
Refurbish seating from Economy Class to state-of-the-art Business seats.
Galleys fitting and building.
Restoration of soft furnishings.
Adhere to all EASA regulations, airport regulations, including Health & Safety and company procedures.Working Hours:

2030hrs-0700hrs Mon-ThursIf you are interested and feel that you have the right skills and experience then please click apply at the bottom of this advert or contact Steve McCarney at Mane Contract Services on (phone number removed), alternatively you can contact me via email using "(url removed)

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