Part 145 Technical Services Engineer- AVIONICSLuton, Vereinigtes Königreich; Zaventem, BelgienHybridLuton, Vereinigtes Königreich...und 1 weitere Standorte

TUI
Luton
10 months ago
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ABOUT THE JOB

Provide advanced technical support for maintenance tasks beyond standard manuals. Develop engineered solutions for complex systems and engine defects. Collaborate with OEMs and internal departments for approval of solutions. Address system and engine issues, including AD/SB evaluations and implementations. Support TUI fleet maintenance, including man-hour compilation and data package creation. Evaluate technical instructions and provide feedback to improve processes. Attend hangar meetings, offering support and reporting defects. Assist in accomplishing modification engineering releases and recommend program amendments. Liaise with Part M departments for compliance with airworthiness directives and service bulletins. Represent TUI Airways in meetings with manufacturers and airlines. Manage work orders and repair schemes for additional work requirements. Enhance departmental procedures and provide technical follow-up during maintenance.

ABOUT YOU

CAA/EASA A or B License (preferred but not essential). Recognized Aircraft Engineering apprenticeship. Minimum 5 years’ experience in airline maintenance. In-depth knowledge of aircraft systems relevant to TUI Group Airlines. Proficiency in using AMM, CMM, IPC, WDM, SWPM, and OEM maintenance manuals. Strong understanding of NAA, Part M, CAMO, and Part 145 regulations. Excellent communication skills and understanding of Human Factors. Proficient in engineering IT systems, Adobe, and drawing software.

ABOUT OUR OFFER
 

Fantastic holiday benefits including discounts, special offers and the ability to purchase additional ‘TUI time off’ Health and Wellbeing support in five key areas – Financial, Health, Social, Community and Career Excellent rates with foreign exchange Pension scheme and life assurance.

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