Aircraft Mechanic
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Location
Manchester, Greater Manchester
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Sector:
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Job type:
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Salary:
£18.50 - £19.5 per hour + bonus
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Contact:
Courtney Allister
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Contact email:
Courtney.Allister@morson.com
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Job ref:
149836CAL_1537352413
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Published:
5 months ago
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Duration:
Winter
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Expiry date:
2018-09-26
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Start date:
October
Shifts available are as follows:
Earlies & Lates - £18.50ph + £1ph retention bonus paid on completion of the programme
4x4 - £19.50ph + £1ph retention bonus paid on completion of the programme
Nights - £19.50ph + £1ph retention bonus paid on completion of the programme
Candidates will be provided with free car parking and guaranteed a minimum of a 37hr working week
Candidates
All applicants will have experience of working in a EASA Part 145 Base/Line maintenance environment and have experience working on either Boeing or Airbus aircraft.
Candidates must be able to demonstrate the ability to conduct a number of but not limited to the following tasks:
- Component removal for inspection
- Component refit and testing
- Component removal for defects such as wheels, brakes, landing gear doors, shock absorbers, air conditioning components, engine and APU components, flying control surfaces and servo controls
- Large item replacements such as windscreens, engines and APU's
- System replenishment's eg engine oil, hydraulics, nitrogen, water
- Sheet metal repairs
- Aircraft Jacking Qualifications/Experience
- All applicants must have served a recognised apprenticeship and be able to demonstrate a minimum of 5 years experience in an aircraft maintenance environment. Original paperwork must be able to be provided and verified along with references to cover the last 5 years. Candidates must provide the following documentation in order to be considered for these roles:
- Successful applicants will perform defect rectification and routine servicing as directed by a Certifying Licensed Engineer or Shift Supervisor. All personnel will work in accordance with Health & Safety procedures and Tool Control policies and must be able to demonstrate current knowledge of airworthiness requirements.
- Current up to date cv
- Proof of right to work in the UK (Passport etc)
- Human Factors - Initial & Current
- Fuel Tank Safety 1 & 2
- EWIS
- Proof of Apprenticeship
