Licensed Aircraft Technician (B1.1)
Areas of operation
DenmarkJob Description
About the Company At DHL Aviation, teamwork drives success. Recognised as one of Denmark's best workplaces, the company values diversity, respect and results, and provides a safe, healthy environment. DHL is committed to equal opportunity and rejects any form of discrimination; the basis for employee selection at DHL Group is qualification, performance, skills and experience. DHL Group's mission includes zero CO2 emissions by 2050 and planting one million trees annually. Requisition reference: AV-375118. Role Overview DHL Aviation is looking for a skilled and dedicated B1.1 Licensed Aircraft Technician for its Line Maintenance team at Copenhagen Airport (CPH). You will be part of DHL's international cargo operation, keeping its Airbus A300, Boeing 757 and Boeing 767 aircraft operating safely, efficiently and on schedule, in a highly specialised team with significant responsibility and technical autonomy. Responsibilities vary between day and night shifts: day shifts cover everything from short transit checks to scheduled maintenance including L/A checks, while night shifts focus on transit maintenance. Contract: permanent, full-time. Key Responsibilities Perform scheduled and unscheduled line maintenance, including troubleshooting and defect rectification. Document completed work in accordance with applicable procedures and regulatory requirements. Issue certificates of release to service within the scope of your authorisations. Work in a time-critical environment where safety, compliance and quality always come first. Licences & Qualifications Required: a valid EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence, minimum category B1.1. Required: at least one aircraft type rating endorsed on the Part-66 licence; this does not need to be on one of DHL's aircraft types. Required: relevant and documented aircraft maintenance experience. Required: proficiency in written and spoken English, a valid driving licence and the legal right to work in Denmark. Required: ability to complete the required background checks and obtain an airport ID card, and availability to work the day/night shift rotation. Advantage: an additional B2 category on the Part-66 licence. Advantage: a type rating on the A300, B757 and/or B767. Advantage: a type rating covering the Airbus A330 or A321, or relevant experience on either type. You do not need to hold a type rating on DHL's aircraft to apply. Relevant type training is provided, and you must be willing to complete the required A300 and B757 training. What We Offer A fixed day/night shift rotation providing regular weeks off and many free weekends; contact Station Manager Simon Andersen for details. A team with a high degree of independence and technical responsibility, working closely with colleagues across DHL's European maintenance organisation. Opportunities for professional development within an international aviation environment. Employment covered by the applicable collective agreement under the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI), together with local agreements. How to Apply Recruitment is ongoing and interviews are held continuously. The application deadline is 18.10.2026. Questions: contact Simon Andersen, Station Manager, DHL Aviation CPH, on +45 2247 6694 or simon.andersen@dhl.com.
Requirements
- Perform scheduled and unscheduled line maintenance, including troubleshooting and defect rectification.
- Document completed work in accordance with applicable procedures and regulatory requirements.
- Issue certificates of release to service within the scope of your authorisations.
- Work in a time-critical environment where safety, compliance and quality always come first.
- Required: a valid EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence, minimum category B1.1.
- Required: at least one aircraft type rating endorsed on the Part-66 licence; this does not need to be on one of DHL's aircraft types.
- Required: relevant and documented aircraft maintenance experience.
- Required: proficiency in written and spoken English, a valid driving licence and the legal right to work in Denmark.
- Required: ability to complete the required background checks and obtain an airport ID card, and availability to work the day/night shift rotation.
- Advantage: an additional B2 category on the Part-66 licence.
- Advantage: a type rating on the A300, B757 and/or B767.
- Advantage: a type rating covering the Airbus A330 or A321, or relevant experience on either type.
- You do not need to hold a type rating on DHL's aircraft to apply. Relevant type training is provided, and you must be willing to complete the required A300 and B757 training.
- A fixed day/night shift rotation providing regular weeks off and many free weekends; contact Station Manager Simon Andersen for details.
- A team with a high degree of independence and technical responsibility, working closely with colleagues across DHL's European maintenance organisation.
- Opportunities for professional development within an international aviation environment.
- Employment covered by the applicable collective agreement under the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI), together with local agreements.