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Certain Advantage is hiring for Aircraft Technicians based in Bristol.
This role is on a contract basis and is site-based.

The Company
We’re working with a Manufacturing business that operates in the Aerospace sector. They design, manufacture and deliver industry-leading commercial aircraft, and separate Space and Defense division.

Does this sound like your next career move?

If you’re ambitious to grow, this may be your next role?

Would you like to be responsible for work on various Aircraft?

The Role:
This role is for an Aircraft Technician —someone ambitious and ready to make an impact. You’ll be results-orientated and driven to succeed.

You’ll be working in a small, experienced, and collaborative team, and be responsible for:
Work from engineering instructions and Aircraft Drawings
Use of power tools for drilling, shimming, and sealing
The Individual
We’re looking for people who can show:
Aerospace or Engineering Full Apprenticeship
Indenture and City & Guilds Level 2, BTEC ONC or Modern Apprenticeship Certificate, NVQ Level 2, 3, Key Skills level 2 and City & Guilds Level 2/BTEC ONC in a recognised engineering field
The Benefits:
Flexible working
Training and Development
Does this sound like your next career move? Apply today.

Working with Certain Advantage
We go the extra mile to find the best people for the job. If you’re hunting for a role where you can make an impact and grow your career, we’ll work with you to find it.

We work with businesses across the UK to find the best people in Finance, Marketing, IT and Engineering. If this job isn’t for you, head to (url removed) and register for job alerts and career guidance tips

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