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Thanks to you, our planes are safe and ready for use on time. You oversee the flawless maintenance in our hangars (Schiphol East) or at the line (Schiphol Centre) by getting your hands dirty, directing your team of technicians, and keeping a close eye on everything. If the desired end result is at risk of not being achieved on time, you and your team intervene immediately. It is your responsibility to ensure that the aircrafts are ready for their new flight on schedule. Additionally you are responsible for:

<ul>
	<li>inspection, modification, and maintenance tasks.</li>
	<li>making decisions with a Certificate of Release to Service on whether an aircraft can safely take off.</li>
	<li>dealing with the latest aviation technologies.</li>
	<li>working on the newest Airbus and Boeing aircraft.</li>
	<li>providing technical guidance and ensure that colleagues perform their work safely.</li>
	<li>contributing to the development of your team members.</li>
</ul>
Planes hold no secrets for you, and you excel in dealing with people. You must be able to lead, motivate, and inspire them. This means you can effortlessly convey your ideas to your team. While you work closely together, the result is ultimately your responsibility: fortunately, that responsibility and pressure bring out the best in you. Additionally:

<ul>
	<li>You have at least seven years of experience as a (un)licensed mechanic.</li>
	<li>You possess an AML B1 or B2 with at least one type rating, preferably for one the following aircrafts: A330, A320, B777 and B787</li>
	<li>You understand (technical) English very well.</li>
</ul>

Competencies:

<ul>
	<li>Interpersonal sensitivity</li>
	<li>Motivating others</li>
	<li>Teamwork</li>
	<li>Cross functional awareness</li>
</ul>

Aircraft Maintenance Technician B1 or B2

After working hard with your team to deliver a Boeing 787 to your customer in perfect condition, you wave it off with pride. On to the next team challenge: solve a complicated avionic task on the Boeing 777 that has just rolled in! As an Aircraft Mechanic, together with your team, you make sure that aircraft fly safely, smoothly and on time every day. You do this by carrying out maintenance work by the book. Of course in line with safety requirements and various regulations. You also make an active contribution to optimising the maintenance processes. Because by making our department structurally better, we can continue to live up to our position as a leading player in aircraft maintenance.

Tasks &amp; responsibilities

<ul>
	<li>Ensuring (maintenance) processes on the ground run flawlessly</li>
	<li>Perform inspection, maintenance and modification work</li>
	<li>Carry out the work according to the required specifications and in compliance with the various regulations (such as those from the Safety Management System)</li>
	<li>Improve current maintenance processes structurally and proactively</li>
	<li>Contribute to the further development of your team</li>
</ul>

As an Aircraft Mechnanic, you will work in shifts.
You are an enthusiastic qualified Aircraft Mechanic with a great sense of responsibility. Delivering aircraft effectively and efficiently to the end customer is what you aim for, and of course you do this together with your team. You are not afraid to make decisions and show initiative; you do everything to realise your goals and are proud of your work. Connecting and liaising is easy for you, which means you interact effortlessly with different people: from cleaners to customer representatives and from flight crew to your direct colleagues. To you, the prospect of being an Aircraft Mechanic at KLM feels like the greatest thing you can achieve in aviation!

What else will you bring with you?

<ul>
	<li>Demonstrable relevant work experience as a licensed Aircraft Mechanic for one or more of the following aircraft types B737, B777, A320, A330 and/or B787. (A dossier/document check is part of the selection process)</li>
	<li>Good (technical) English, both written and spoken, is a must</li>
	<li>Good Dutch, both written and spoken, is an advantage</li>
	<li>Experience working in a team is a plus.</li>
</ul>

Please note: Unfortunately we cannot hire candidates with non EU nationality due to Dutch immigration rules and regulations.

Aircraft Mechanic

Thanks to you, our aircraft are safe and ready for use on time. You will ensure that maintenance in our hangars at Schiphol run flawlessly. By rolling up your sleeves, managing your team of technicians and keeping a watchful eye on things. Are you in danger of not achieving the desired result on time? Then you intervene immediately - because it is your and your team's responsibility to make sure the planes are ready in time for their next flight.

In addition:

<ul>
	<li>you carry out inspection, modification and maintenance work;</li>
	<li>you provide technical supervision;</li>
	<li>with a Certificate of Release to Service, you decide whether aircraft are safe to fly;</li>
	<li>you contribute to the development of your teammates.</li>
</ul>
You are expected to be independent and your own input is important. As we are working on process improvements within the Airframe organisation, you are expected to be open to change.Contributing to the problem-solving, showing ownership, being solution-oriented and being stress-resistant play a major role in your daily work. It is also important that you have an eye for the correct application of safety regulations (SMS).

In addition:

<ul>
	<li>As a Lead Ground Engineer, you are fully part of your team. You help your team members to get the best out of themselves;</li>
	<li>You have a good ability to think ahead and take initiative to ensure that processes are and remain well invested. The councilors in your team feel supported and together you create a platform for discussion and structural improvements.</li>
	<li>Your team members are given the space they need to function optimally and know where to find you if they are at a loss;</li>
	<li>You hold a Part 66 AML (Aircraft Maintenance Licence B.1. or B.2.);</li>
	<li>Good command of (technical) English both spoken and written is a must.</li>
</ul>

Competences:

<ul>
	<li>Initiative</li>
	<li>Cross functional awareness</li>
	<li>Teamwork</li>
	<li>Stress tolerance</li>
</ul>

Lead Aircraft Maintenance Technician

Lupos Global is a technical recruitment consultancy that provides candidates with opportunities across the Engineering/Defence and Aerospace &amp; Aviation sectors worldwide. We guarantee staffing solutions through our excellent candidate relationships that have been nurtured by our team of experts whose credibility and expertise have developed over many years of sector specific experience. Lupos Global has a requirement for an E ASA B1.3 EC175/H175 Engineer to be based in Den Helder, Netherlands. Our client has over 40 years in the aviation sector and is active in every facet of the helicopter industry. This is for a Permanent position based in The Netherlands. <ul><li>Start ASAP</li><li>Based in The Netherlands - Den Helder</li><li>3 Weeks on 3 Weeks off - Working 6 days a week</li><li>Line Maintenance</li><li>Permanent Contract</li><li>Travel, Accommodation and Car provided</li><li>Very Competitive Monthly Salary</li></ul> Must have EASA B1.3 EC175/H175 Type Rating and have Recency. If this position is of interest to you and you feel you meet the criteria, please send your CV directly to <a href="mailto:tim.smith@luposglobal.com" target="_blank">tim.smith@luposglobal.com</a> Due to the number of applications, we receive, it's not always possible to contact unsuccessful applicants. Unless you hear from us within 14 days of your application, please assume that you have been unsuccessful on this occasion. Lupos Global is a recruitment agency

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