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B1 & B2 Licensed Aircraft Engineers - Seasonal (Sept-May) | Permanent | £83K+ Package | St Athan, South Wales

Shorterm Group is recruiting on behalf of a leading aviation client for experienced B1 and B2 Licensed Aircraft Engineers to join their Base Maintenance team at Twin Peaks, St Athan.

This is a permanent, seasonal role operating annually from September 1st to May 31st, with an additional 10 days refresher training in August. Enjoy a structured work schedule with excellent pay and the opportunity to work on a variety of aircraft types in a professional and supportive environment.

📌 Key Details:

  • Location: Twin Peaks, St Athan, South Wales
  • Salary: £66,420.22 + £17,000 shift premium (Total: £83K+)
  • Shifts: Monday-Friday (Seasonal pattern)
  • Work Period: September 1st to May 31st each year
  • Refresher Training: 10 days in August (paid)
  • Type Training: Company-funded where required
  • Start Date: ASAP

    ✅ Requirements:

  • Valid UK CAA AML or EASA AML issued before 31/12/2020, or both UK CAA & EASA AML issued after 31/12/2020
  • B1 Engineers: Type rating & recency on any Boeing or Airbus aircraft
  • B2 Engineers: Strong avionics and aircraft systems knowledge
  • Ideally type-rated on: B737CL, B737NG, B757, B767, or Airbus A320 Family
  • Minimum 3 years' Base Maintenance experience

    🛠 Key Responsibilities:

  • Carrying out scheduled and unscheduled base maintenance
  • Leading, mentoring, and supervising engineering teams
  • Ensuring compliance with EASA/CAA regulations and company standards
  • If you're looking for a high-quality, structured seasonal engineering role with long-term stability, this is a fantastic opportunity.

    📩 Apply now by sending your CV to [your email] or contact Max Fairclough at Shorterm Group on (phone number removed)
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