Licensed Engine Mechanic

The world is at your feet as a certified engine mechanic. You maintain, overhaul, and modify aircraft engines and individual components. It's also your responsibility to certify them. With your experience, you serve as a role model for junior engine mechanics. You test the engine for internal damage and detect any anomalies;• You work with various engine types;• You always keep the customer’s requirements in mind;• You report daily to the team lead and the lead mechanic of the Engine Shop;• You perform administrative tasks;• You adhere to safety regulations. You’ll be part of Engine Services, a division of Engineering & Maintenance (E&M) where you’ll work in the Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) department. You will work in shifts: one week of day shifts and one week of evening shifts. You’re a real techie and love working with your hands. You work quickly but precisely, always spotting potential errors immediately. You also have a strong sense of responsibility and find it important that you and your team can work safely. You don’t hesitate to address colleagues if they don’t follow the regulations. Additionally, you enjoy sharing your experience with junior engine mechanics and helping them find their way in the department. Furthermore: You are authorized to perform maintenance on aircraft engines; You can work independently and sign off on completed work; You speak and understand (technical) English well; You have at least three years of experience as an engine mechanic; You are familiar with engine types CFM56-7B, CF6, GEnx, and LEAP.