Aircraft Mechanic

🚀 Connecting Top Talent with Innovative Opportunities 🤖 Are you a licensed Part-66 B1.2 Aircraft Mechanic with a passion for precision engineering? Do you want a stable, full-time role working hands‑on in a hangar environment where quality, autonomy, and teamwork truly matter? A growing aviation maintenance organisation is expanding its technical team and is seeking an Aircraft Mechanic B1.2 to support its continued development. This is a permanent opportunity for an engineer who enjoys structured maintenance work, technical responsibility, and long‑term career stability. Position: Aircraft Mechanic B1.2 Compensation: Competitive salary based on experience Location: Airfield‑based role (France) Contract: Permanent, Full‑time (35 hours per week) About the Role Reporting to the Maintenance Manager, you will play a key role in ensuring aircraft safety, reliability, and compliance. This position offers a balanced workload in a professional hangar environment, with exposure to both preventive and corrective maintenance activities. The organisation values technical rigour, documentation discipline, and teamwork, while also offering autonomy aligned with your Part-66 licence privileges. Engineers joining the team benefit from a supportive culture and a strong focus on quality over volume. Key Responsibilities Carry out preventive and corrective maintenance on aircraft Perform scheduled inspections and fault diagnosis Certify aircraft release in accordance with B1.2 licence privileges Troubleshoot technical issues and support rectification activities Use and comply rigorously with approved technical documentation Maintain high safety, quality, and compliance standards Key Projects You’ll Be Involved In Ongoing aircraft maintenance and inspection programs Supporting fleet reliability and airworthiness Contributing to continuous improvement within the maintenance operation Working closely with engineers, mechanics, and management in a hangar‑based setting What You Bring EASA Part-66 B1.2 Licence (essential) Strong attention to detail and a methodical working approach Ability to work autonomously while contributing effectively to a team Professional attitude toward safety, compliance, and documentation Desirable (not essential): Training or strong experience on Rotax, Continental Diesel, or Austro engines Why This Opportunity Stands Out Permanent, full‑time position with stable working hours Hands‑on, hangar‑based technical role Opportunity to work with specialised GA engines and systems Supportive team environment with clear technical structure Salary aligned with experience and qualifications Competitive salary based on profile Structured working hours (35 hrs/week) Collaborative and technically focused working environment Seniority level Mid‑Senior level Employment type Full‑time Industries Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing #J-18808-Ljbffr