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Job Title: Avionic Mechanic
Location: Birmingham
Employment Type: Permanent
Salary/Rate: Annual Salary

Role Conditions

  • Benefits: 25 days annual leave entitlement + bank holidays, 4x life assurance, employer pension contribution, sick pay, service awards from 2 years

  • Career Development: Training pathways, internal progression

    About the Role

    On behalf of our client, a leading organisation in the aviation industry, we are currently recruiting for an Avionic Mechanic to support their maintenance activities. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a dynamic environment with a strong focus on safety, compliance and technical excellence.

    Key Responsibilities

  • Carry out modifications and maintenance in accordance with approved drawings and maintenance data, taking full accountability for the technical integrity of all work performed

  • Precise wiring terminations and testing

  • Removal and installation of various shelves, panels and equipment

  • Interpret technical manuals, schematics and regulatory requirements

  • Loom manufacture and testing

  • Support avionics system testing, validation and troubleshooting

  • Maintain the highest standards of tool control within the work area

  • Maintain a safe and clean working environment

    Candidate Requirements

  • Completed an engineering apprenticeship, ideally in aeronautical engineering or military equivalent

  • Excellent knowledge of avionics systems

  • Right to live and work in the UK

  • Subject to UK security vetting

    Why Work with JMC Aviation?

    At JMC Aviation, we specialise in aviation recruitment across engineering services and training to airlines, MROs and OEMs, leasing and asset management companies, and component overhaul organisations. With deep industry knowledge and a global network, we match the right talent to the right roles — contract or permanent.

  • Industry-leading compliance support

  • Fast onboarding and documentation assistance

  • Dedicated recruitment consultant

  • Placements across the globe

  • Extensive experience and knowledge of the aviation sector

    Compliance & Equal Opportunities

    JMC Aviation is committed to equal opportunity and diversity in the workplace. All applicants will be considered based on merit, qualification, and business need, regardless of age, gender, nationality, or background. We operate in full compliance with global aviation recruitment regulations.

    GDPR

    In applying for the above position and sharing your personal data with JMC Aviation Limited, you acknowledge that your personal data will be processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy (found on our website)

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