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AEROSPACE STRUCTURAL REPAIR DESIGN ENGINEER.
Ministry of Defence
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Wittering, England, United Kingdom [UK] Get directions
Salary: From £33,000
Aerospace Engineers Mechanical Designer Full time

AEROSPACE STRUCTURAL REPAIR DESIGN ENGINEER

JOB SUMMARY

The MOD needs an experienced aerospace design engineer to work within a small civilian design team at Royal Air Force Wittering. The work is varied, and you could find yourself working on anything from modern aircraft such as the Hawk, Typhoon or P8A to the historic aircraft of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

JOB DESCRIPTION

Our design engineers produce aircraft structural repair design schemes and In-Service Design Changes for fixed wing military aircraft. Your designs may be for the repair of metallic or composite structures, structural modifications of a minor nature which may include the use of additive manufactured components or could be ad-hoc draughting tasks. You will need to substantiate your designs with supporting calculations and all work is necessarily checked for accuracy. Experienced designers who meet the essential criteria may be nominated as check signatories which attracts a market skills allowance of £ 3000.00 per year or as a Compliance Verification Engineer or Stress Note Signatory which will attract a market skills allowance of £ 5000.00 per year. The work requires travel to remote sites to carry out aircraft design surveys including measurements and photography, and this may require overnight stay. During your work you will liaise with aircraft delivery teams, repair teams, non-destructive test teams, external design organisations, manufacturers and suppliers. Depending upon experience you may need to attend mandatory training courses at various locations throughout the UK. You will work 37 hours per week as part of our flexible and hybrid working schemes and may also be eligible to apply for compressed working hours. If you would like to find out more, please contact the Design Team Leader via the link below or go ahead and apply on the CS Jobs website.

Person specification

The ideal candidate will have experience in either a DAOS approved or EASA Part 21(J) Design Organisation, but this is not essential. The required skills are as follows:

ESSENTIAL CRITERIA

1. You will have either:

• A minimum of three years’ experience as an aerospace design engineer in aircraft structural repair, modification or stress analysis with the necessary computer aided design skills or;

• A minimum of three years’ experience in aircraft repair or modification installation with the necessary Computer Aided Design (CAD) skills.

2. Experience of CAD systems such as AutoCAD and Autodesk Inventor with the ability to produce detail drawings to meet the requirements of BS 8888. Experience will be verified by CAD assessment following the interview. The CAD assessment will gauge the candidate’s ability to produce a 3D solid model and extract 2D views using Autodesk Inventor.

3. An understanding of aircraft structural loads, materials and structural failure.

DESIRABLE CRITERIA (Not Essential)

1. Experience of aircraft stress analysis in relation to aircraft structural repairs or modifications.

2. Experience of aircraft composite repair design.

3. Experience in the use of 3D scanning software and printing.

4. Experience in the design of additive manufactured parts.

5. understanding of military and civil airworthiness requirements.

6. Understanding of the air system document set.

7. Experience of finite element analysis tools such as FEMAP or Nastran/Patran.

8. Microsoft office skills.

QUALIFICATIONS

The minimum requirement is an aerospace based HNC but candidates with higher level qualifications such as HNC, HND. degree etc in aerospace-based subjects are welcome to apply.

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Frequently asked questions

Safety in aviation refers to all the measures that are taken in order to achieve the task of a smooth and flawless airplane flight. Safety pilot jobs include a multitude of ranks and roles that aim at ensuring a safe, trouble-free, and enjoyable flight experience.

It is needless to say that Aviation Safety is a crucial, perhaps even the most critical, part of the entire aviation sector. It is so because it involves the lives of hundreds of onboard crew and passengers. Therefore, Aircraft Safety jobs are specifically related to ensuring the maximum security and safety of all the passengers and crew.

There are a number of changes made across the years in order to maximise and improve the safety of aviation. A few important and prominent amongst them are air accident investigations and Aircraft Safety inspections, and improvements in better quality control.

If you wish to be eligible to apply to Aircraft Safety vacancies, you need to have a pertinent educational background as well as some experience in Aviation Safety. The exact educational requirements vary depending upon the rank and the role in Aviation Safety.

In order to build successful flight safety careers, you need to have some basic skills like communication, compliance, writing, and other soft skills. You can find out more about the skills needed in this job and apply for newly posted aviation safety jobs on Aviation Job Search.

Aircraft safety refers to the study and practice in managing aviation risks. This includes research and education to prevent aviation accidents and incidents and designing aircraft and infrastructure.
 

For federal safety positions, a high school diploma or equivalent is required. A college degree may be required for positions that are not government-related. Some experience is required for all positions in aviation safety. However, it depends on the position you are applying for. On average, the minimum flight hours required for pilots applying to the aircraft safety position are 1,500 on a commercial aircraft; this depends on your locale.
 

They are responsible for inspecting maintenance, manufacturing, repairs, and operations procedures. They ensure the safety and quality of equipment and personnel.
 

A textbook interpretation of aircraft security is defined as “Safeguarding civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference.” At the same time, safety is “The state in which risks associated with aviation activities, related to, or in direct support of the operation of aircraft, are reduced and controlled to an acceptable level.”
 

Driving is more dangerous than flying, with 20 more accidents per 100 million miles. For 100 million miles, a more direct comparison shows that driving has 1.27 fatalities and 80 injuries while flying has almost no deaths and very few injuries.

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What are Aircraft Safety Jobs Like? 

Aviation safety is basically everything that is done to make sure that both passengers and crew have a safe flight. There are different ranks and roles in flight safety jobs that all work together to keep aviation risks in check. Research, practice, and putting Aviation Safety laws into action are all part of aviation safety. Most of the time, these goals are met by educating and training the people who work in the air travel industry and suggesting changes to the way planes and other airborne equipment are built.

Aircraft Safety Job Responsibilities 

In Aircraft Safety careers, people take on different roles and do different tasks, all with the goal of making aviation as safe as possible. The main things that fall under this umbrella term are studying and following the rules for aviation safety, training and educating the people who work in air travel, doing research to improve the infrastructure of airborne equipment, and making suggestions for how to make things better.

Skills Required For Building Aircraft Safety Careers 

To have a successful career in Aviation Safety, you need to have a number of skills and traits. The most important ones are good management, following rules, communicating well, and paying attention. You should also always do your best work. On the Aviation Job Search site, you can find out more about avsec jobs.

Work Environment at Aircraft Safety Job

Depending on where you live, the FAA or CAA is in charge of making sure that private and commercial pilots, mechanics, and other people who work in aviation follow safety rules. And they hire aircraft safety inspectors, whose job titles might be different but whose work is the same. These people check the planes to make sure they meet the rules. People who work on airplane safety usually work 40 hours per week. But they might have to work extra hours or on the weekends to deal with accidents or emergency situations. In some situations, they might also have to be on call 24 hours a day. Most of the time, people who work in aircraft safety are in offices, but they may also spend time outside at airports or other places. They could hear noises from plane engines or other machines.