Licensed Engineer

Job Description

Role Overview Reporting to the Station Engineer, Duty Engineer or Supervisor, you will be part of a highly skilled global team ensuring TUI Engineering & Maintenance operates safely, punctually and cost-effectively. This opportunity works a rolling shift pattern covering days and nights. Key Responsibilities Perform scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance and certify it in accordance with technical documentation and company procedures. Monitor 'A' licensed colleagues and certify their work and tasks. Support a performance-oriented approach, delivering excellence in technical dispatch reliability while continuously focusing on the technical and cabin health of the fleet to minimise acceptable deferred defects. Support away-from-base requirements as needed, including down-route rescues, flying spanner duties and other base support within the TUI Group. Engage, develop and maintain internal and external relationships that promote the TUI Group and raise awareness of our strategy. Provide technical updates to your Supervisor, Duty Engineer, Station Engineer or LMM as requested. Deputise as and when requested. Ensure compliance with local airport regulations, company procedures and technical, health & safety, environmental management, IT and HR policies. Promote company values at all times. What We Offer Personal benefits: attractive remuneration, discretionary bonus schemes, generous travel benefits, extensive health and well-being support, and more. Flexible working: work is something you do, not somewhere you go. We encourage a healthy work-life balance within a dynamic working environment. A career to shape: access the TUI Learning Hub to level up and reach your ambitions. Broaden your network: we champion intercultural collaboration and provide opportunities to work on global projects and teams. Community: get involved with local charity and sustainability initiatives such as the TUI Care Foundation.

Requirements

• Perform scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance and certify it in accordance with technical documentation and company procedures.
• Monitor 'A' licensed colleagues and certify their work and tasks.
• Support a performance-oriented approach, delivering excellence in technical dispatch reliability while continuously focusing on the technical and cabin health of the fleet to minimise acceptable deferred defects.
• Support away-from-base requirements as needed, including down-route rescues, flying spanner duties and other base support within the TUI Group.
• Engage, develop and maintain internal and external relationships that promote the TUI Group and raise awareness of our strategy.
• Provide technical updates to your Supervisor, Duty Engineer, Station Engineer or LMM as requested.
• Deputise as and when requested.
• Ensure compliance with local airport regulations, company procedures and technical, health & safety, environmental management, IT and HR policies.
• Promote company values at all times.
• Flexible working: work is something you do, not somewhere you go. We encourage a healthy work-life balance within a dynamic working environment.
• A career to shape: access the TUI Learning Hub to level up and reach your ambitions.
• Broaden your network: we champion intercultural collaboration and provide opportunities to work on global projects and teams.
• Community: get involved with local charity and sustainability initiatives such as the TUI Care Foundation.

Benefits

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