A Licensed Engineer

Job Description

Role Overview This opportunity at Gatwick Airport follows a rolling shift pattern covering days and nights. Reporting to the Station Engineer, Duty Engineer or Supervisor, you will be part of a highly skilled global team ensuring TUI Engineering and Maintenance operates safely, punctually and cost-effectively. Key Responsibilities Perform and certify scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance Monitor 'A' licensed colleagues and certify tasks Support technical dispatch reliability and fleet health Assist with down-route rescues, flying spanner duties and base support Maintain compliance with airport regulations and company policies Requirements Strong communication and problem-solving skills Operational awareness and teamwork experience Licences & Qualifications Part 145 approval on B737NG, B737MAX and B787 What We Offer Personal benefits: attractive remuneration, discretionary bonus schemes, generous travel benefits and extensive health and well-being support Flexible working: work is something you do, not somewhere you go; a healthy work-life balance in a dynamic working environment A career to shape: access to the TUI Learning Hub to develop your skills and reach your ambitions Broaden your network: intercultural collaboration and opportunities to work on global projects and teams Community: involvement in local charity and sustainability initiatives such as the TUI Care Foundation Additional Information Safety is TUI's top priority, so thorough background checks are carried out on everyone who joins the airline; you will be guided on the information required at each stage. Applicants for UK roles must be able to provide a full five years of referencing plus a criminal record check for every country they have lived in for more than six months in the past five years (some costs may apply). TUI embraces diversity, equity and inclusion, and supports candidates with disabilities and impairments — please let the team know if you require any support.

Requirements

• Perform and certify scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance
• Monitor 'A' licensed colleagues and certify tasks
• Support technical dispatch reliability and fleet health
• Assist with down-route rescues, flying spanner duties and base support
• Maintain compliance with airport regulations and company policies
• Strong communication and problem-solving skills
• Operational awareness and teamwork experience
• Part 145 approval on B737NG, B737MAX and B787
• Flexible working: work is something you do, not somewhere you go; a healthy work-life balance in a dynamic working environment
• A career to shape: access to the TUI Learning Hub to develop your skills and reach your ambitions
• Broaden your network: intercultural collaboration and opportunities to work on global projects and teams
• Community: involvement in local charity and sustainability initiatives such as the TUI Care Foundation

Benefits

• Personal benefits: attractive remuneration, discretionary bonus schemes, generous travel benefits and extensive health and well-being support