B1 Licensed Engineer B787 - Birmingham

Reporting to the Shift Supervisor, certifying engineers will carry certification on the zones and areas assigned to them.,

• To carry out certification of work carried out in accordance with the scope and privileges of the authorisations held and in accordance with the company


• Supervising staff, in conjunction with a lead mechanic, allocated to the aircraft or zone that the Certifying Engineer is accountable for


• Ensuring that any significant findings that could affect the aircraft delivery are reported via the correct channels as soon as possible


• Ensuring that work is carried out in the most efficient manner, ensuring the aircraft turnaround times are met


• Perform maintenance on aircraft and certify for all work performed, ensure correct staging, manual references, tooling and materials used are captured and accurate detail is provided.


• Ensure continuity of work by completing the handover log and being available to give a handover at shift changes


• Ensuring spares are identified and provisioned in the most time efficient manner, to avoid any delays in defect rectification


• Keeping production boards up to date on a regular basis reflecting aircraft progress, critical item and timelines


• Completing the customer work pack and all associated paperwork in line with regulatory requirements and company procedures


• Ensure correct use and accuracy of the MRO system is maintained with regards to all maintenance activities.


• Maintain awareness and knowledge of regulatory requirements and any associated changes in relation to EASA Part 145, Part M and Part 66


• Housekeeping, ensuring work areas are kept clean and tidy as reasonably practicable


• Ensuring personal license and authorisation remain valid


• Ensure vehicle and ground equipment checks are completed and certified to comply with CAP 642 requirements.


• Ad hoc project work as required within the scope of the role
  
  Full understanding of regulatory requirements in relation to Part 145


• Minimum 5 years' hands on experience of certifying aircraft with an UKCAA or EASA Part 66 Licence and appropriate company authorisation


• Proven leadership skills


Training & Knowledge:

• Technical experience in aviation and able to demonstrate knowledge of airworthiness regulation, MOE, MEL and its use, SRM understanding and the limits of technical data and the impact of that.


• Have a working knowledge of Aircraft Maintenance


• High standard of English language (written and oral)


• High standard of computer literacy, especially Microsoft Office Suite, Line or Base Maintenance: 1 year (required)


• Boeing 787 type coverage: 1 year (required)
  
  Job Types: Full-time, Permanent


Pay: From £73,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• Company pension


• Health & wellbeing programme


• On-site parking


• Private dental insurance


• Private medical insurance


• Referral programme


Schedule:

• 8 hour shift


• Day shift


• Monday to Friday


• Weekend availability