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B1 Licensed Engineer - A320 Specialist

Gatwick
3 months ago
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Aircraft Maintenance & Restoration Engineer

An opportunity has arisen with my client for a B1 Licensed Engineer Specialising in A320.

Role: B1 Licensed Engineer - A320 Specialist
Salary: Upon Application
Location: Gatwick
Shift Pattern: 5,5,4 - Days

Responsibilities -

To ensure all tooling, equipment and premises within allocated responsibility are serviceable and any discrepancies are duly reported
Responsibility to ensure all company and legal requirements regarding aircraft/component inspection and production documentation are duly complied with.
To maintain licence/qualification and training validity necessary to support inspection authorisation.
To maintain a working knowledge of maintenance procedures ensuring strict adherence while carrying out line work tasks.
To maintain acceptable airworthiness, safety, and performance standards in their delegated areas of responsibility.
To ensure the accomplishment of maintenance and inspection tasks within responsible area using resources in the most efficient and cost-effective manner.
To ensure the accomplishment of maintenance within responsible area using manpower and resources in the most efficient and cost-effective manner.
To ensure relevant procedures are followed, maintained, and reviewed ensuring compliance with all regulations.
To aid the Customer Airlines on-time performance record
Experience & Qualifications

Must have A320 Type Rating
Must hold UK CAA B1 Licence
Minimum of 2yrs certifying experience- with PW1100G (Must be recent on this)
Must meet requirements to gain an airside pass.
If you are interested in applying for this position and you meet the requirements, please send your updated CV to: at Line Up Aviation.
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