Speculative Applications - Line & Hangar Maintenance

Job Description

Role Overview As an Aircraft Mechanic you will carry out maintenance work on aircraft, aircraft systems and accessories on the flight line and in the hangar, in accordance with the relevant technical manuals and instructions. Key Responsibilities Accomplish work on aircraft, aircraft systems and accessories in accordance with the relevant aircraft technical manuals and instructions. Carry out routine tasks and checks and rectify defects on the flight line and in the hangar. Ensure duties are accomplished in accordance with EASA and Cargolux procedures and standards. Document and sign off the accomplished work. Licences & Qualifications Secondary technical education, or a completed apprenticeship focused on aircraft mechanics. Completed Category A basic training and/or the majority of the modules for an EASA AML B1 or B2 licence. Holding an EASA AML A, B1 and/or B2 licence is an advantage. A valid driving licence. Experience Ideally between one and three years' experience acquired in the field. Experience on B747-400, B747-8 or B777 aircraft maintenance is an advantage. Requirements Fluent English; other languages are an advantage. Open-minded, relating comfortably with diverse groups of people. Able to work in a team as well as independently. Good standard knowledge of MS Office (Excel, Word) and Outlook. Additional Information Working conditions: Permanent full-time position based in Luxembourg, on a rotating shift schedule (morning, afternoon, night) including weekends and public holidays. Occasional travel may be required. The grade of the position depends on the experience of the selected candidate. A certificate of good conduct (criminal record extract) will be required in the event of a positive selection. The successful candidate must obtain a valid medical fitness certificate for the job issued by the company doctor before starting employment. The position qualifies as safety-sensitive personnel under EU Regulation 965/2012, so the successful candidate must be tested for psychoactive substances before starting employment. What We Offer Multicultural work environment and state-of-the-art equipment. Profit-sharing scheme (according to the Collective Work Agreement). 27 vacation days plus 4 additional special paid days off, including annual vacation allowance. Numerous discounts in shops as well as selected travel discounts. Training and career mobility opportunities across the various departments. Onsite parking and canteen with subsidised meal vouchers.

Requirements

• Accomplish work on aircraft, aircraft systems and accessories in accordance with the relevant aircraft technical manuals and instructions.
• Carry out routine tasks and checks and rectify defects on the flight line and in the hangar.
• Ensure duties are accomplished in accordance with EASA and Cargolux procedures and standards.
• Document and sign off the accomplished work.
• Secondary technical education, or a completed apprenticeship focused on aircraft mechanics.
• Completed Category A basic training and/or the majority of the modules for an EASA AML B1 or B2 licence.
• Holding an EASA AML A, B1 and/or B2 licence is an advantage.
• A valid driving licence.
• Ideally between one and three years' experience acquired in the field.
• Experience on B747-400, B747-8 or B777 aircraft maintenance is an advantage.
• Fluent English; other languages are an advantage.
• Open-minded, relating comfortably with diverse groups of people.
• Able to work in a team as well as independently.
• Good standard knowledge of MS Office (Excel, Word) and Outlook.
• Multicultural work environment and state-of-the-art equipment.
• Profit-sharing scheme (according to the Collective Work Agreement).
• Training and career mobility opportunities across the various departments.
• Onsite parking and canteen with subsidised meal vouchers.

Benefits

• 27 vacation days plus 4 additional special paid days off, including annual vacation allowance.
• Numerous discounts in shops as well as selected travel discounts.