B1 Engineer

B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer

South Wales

Salary

Up to 85k depending on experience. (can sponsor for candidates with correct licenses)

Working Hours

Two seasonal shift options available (3 month summer shutdown June to September)

The Role

We are seeking an experienced B1 Engineer to join a dedicated base maintenance team, responsible for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance across a range of commercial aircraft. This is a hands-on leadership role where you will supervise technicians and mechanics, manage resources effectively, and ensure full compliance with Part 145 regulations, company procedures and customer SLAs.

Licensing and Type Ratings

Valid B1 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence (UK CAA AML or EASA AML)

Current type rating and recency on either Boeing or Airbus family aircraft

Desirable:
Type rating and recency on Boeing 737 Classic/NG, 757, 767 or Airbus A320 family

Willingness to complete further type training provided by the company

Key Responsibilities

Lead and supervise teams during base maintenance checks

Mentor and delegate to junior staff to ensure smooth operations

Complete and review all documentation in line with MOE and published procedures

Report maintenance requirements and issues to planners and management in a timely manner

Manage task timings and accuracy of bookings on task cards

Oversee correct storage, racking and serviceability of aircraft components

Maintain a clean, safe and compliant hangar environment, preventing FOD and upholding engineering best practice

Recommend improvements to processes and working practices

Fulfil responsibilities in line with company policies and risk management frameworks

Requirements

Minimum 5 years' aircraft maintenance experience, with at least 3 years in base maintenance

Strong understanding of aircraft documentation and engineering practices

Broad skill set across aircraft systems including rigging, component replacement and modifications

Sound knowledge of structural assessment and repair

In-depth understanding of aircraft systems