Entry level) Test Technician

Hingham
1 week ago
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Join the Mirus Aircraft Seating Team – Where Innovation Takes Flight!

Are you ready to be part of an industry leader that is redefining the future of aviation seating? We’re looking for exceptional individuals to help us shape the future of aircraft seating as an (entry level) Test Technician, joining our team within our MTEST testing facility.

Why Mirus?

State-of-the-art facilities: Be part of a one-of-a-kind state of the art facility in the UK. It is an UKAS ISO 17025 accredited laboratory featuring the latest in aircraft testing technology and is the largest commercially available dynamic testing facility in the UK giving us greater opportunities for product advancement. Our Test Technicians help us in certifying products for airworthiness and plays a key role here at Mirus.

Exciting projects: Work on ground breaking products and technology.

A collaborative culture: Join a passionate and dedicated team, where your ideas and contributions matter.

Career growth: Mirus is committed to your personal and professional development—grow with us!

If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and be part of something extraordinary, apply today and join a company where your passion, skills, and innovation will make a lasting difference!

About the role

As an MTEST Technician, your primary responsibility will be to support our engineers and senior technicians to conduct dynamic, static & life cycle tests for both Mirus Aircraft Seating and external customers.

Your role includes:

  • Supporting and executing Static, Dynamic and Life Cycle test setups in accordance with test procedures.

  • Supporting with dynamic development & certification testing in accordance with customer test procedures and international regulations.

  • Setting up high speed cameras for test filming to customer requirements.

  • Setting up computer-controlled data acquisition systems.

  • Manufacturing and maintaining test fixtures and equipment as necessary.

  • Carrying out development and certification static tests to customer and regulatory requirements.

  • Being responsible for maintenance of static test / life cycle area and equipment.

  • Reviewing existing risk assessments the dynamic test facility and highlight any changes.

  • Supporting dynamic sled maintenance in line with engineer.

  • Being responsible for maintaining a high level of housekeeping.

  • Helping create and maintain a safe working environment and observe the published health and safety procedures.

    About you

    To support Mirus in our continued growth, you will bring passion, drive, and a strong ability to innovate and solve problems, coupled with an exceptional focus on customer service. Additionally, you will possess the following skills, experiences, qualifications, and attributes:

    Mechanical or Electrical Engineering apprenticeship.

    Strong mechanical fitting skills.

    Electrical/electronic skills.

    Strong organisational, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

    Strong verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills.

    Desirable:

    HNC/HND in Engineering.

    Welding experience.

    Previous mechanical or electrical technician/engineering experience.

    Experienced in a testing environment.

    Photographic experience - Knowledge of photography, high speed data and video capture.

    Data collection experience.

    Personal skills / attributes:

    IT literate.

    Ability to follow written procedures.

    Excellent attention to detail.

    Must be able to work independently or in a team.

    Willingness to learn.

    Flexible and adaptable.

    High level of confidentiality and integrity.

    Be eligible to work in the UK, comfortable commuting or being based in Hingham, Norfolk and work flexible hours.

    What’s In It for You:

  • Competitive salary and benefits

  • Opportunities for growth and development

  • A supportive and innovative work environment

  • Being a part of an exciting journey that’s making a real impact in the aerospace industry

    We’d love to hear from you, so don’t miss the chance to join our community of passionate, exceptional individuals who challenge the status quo! Once you apply, your CV will be stored in our central database. If you prefer us not to retain your details, please let us know. Should your application be successful, we will contact you in due course.

    If you're ready to advance your career and be part of a company that truly values your skills and contributions, we encourage you to apply for our (Entry-level) Test Technician position. Join us on this journey and help make a positive, lasting impact!

    Please kindly note, at this moment in time we are respectfully not engaging with any agencies for our roles

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