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£43,000 - £50,000 Stansted Aerospace Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, East
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Aircraft Maintenance Inspector
Stansted Aerospace
2 weeks left to apply
Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, East Get directions
Salary: £43,000 - £50,000
Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Full time

Main responsibilities

As Foreman your key role will be to oversee the workshop staff and co-ordinate all tasks through the production office, ensuring best practise is followed on the workshop floor.

Inspections are to be carried out on receipt of components, stage inspections when required and on completion of all works carried out in accordance with EASA, FAA approved procedures

General description

Your daily duties as foreman/Inspector will include:

  • Assign tasks and labour as required
  • Updating production office
  • Co-ordinating alongside the stores department
  • Supervision of workshop staff
  • Ensuring all documentation is kept up to date and compliant
  • Carry out inspection in accordance with the latest manuals (CMM, SRM, AMM etc)
  • Inspections to be carried out on receipt of components, stage inspection and on completion
  • Compiling information up to quotation level to support the Production Manager
  • Salary negotiable on experience

 

Requirements

MUST BE UK RESIDENT TO APPLY

Foreman Experience Required

Employment history in aviation essential

A good knowledge base of aircraft manuals/documents

Computer literacy and experience in Office based software required

Previous company approvals are preferred

Knowledge of composite repairs desirable


Our Benefits Package:

  • Company pension
  • 20 days holiday (excluding bank holidays) increasing after 1 year employment every year to a maximum of 25
  • Regular staff outings
Nº employees 11-50
Founding year 2004
Products / Services Aircraft Maintenance Engineers
Mission Gathering data..
overview Established Aircraft Maintenance company which specialises in repair and refurbishment of aircraft structural components and flying controls, in all areas from , sheet metal work, composite, paint finish and welding. With 18 years of growth we are still expanding and cover all EASA/FAA and CAA approval on and off base.
2 weeks left to apply

Frequently asked questions

Aviation Training involves different courses, training programmes, and apprenticeships related to the aviation sector. The areas include commercial pilot licence, ground staff and cabin crew training, airport management, aviation hospitality, aviation safety and security, and more. The most sought-after courses are the ones by Civil Aviation Authority regulators as they are designed considering the UK and EASA standards.

The Aviation Training duration varies for different courses ranging from obtaining a commercial pilot licence to aviation safety and other courses. The training time can range between 2-7 months and more and also depends on the assessment tests and other factors that are crucial for getting qualified or obtaining a certification to work in the aviation sector.

The training can be tough for certain roles like flying, safety and risk management and airport and air traffic services. Aviation Training opportunities are offered to those candidates that have the ability to cope with challenging and difficult situations. There are different stages of the courses that you have to learn and clear before getting the certification.

The cost for different Aviation Training programmes and courses varies depending on the institute, duration and other factors. Flying and tailored training can cost more than the areas like cabin crew training. To get an average estimation of cost for a course, you can compare prices by top training institutes.

Some of the Aviation Training careers include flight training support administrators, flight instructors, training and planning managers, cabin crew trainers and technical trainers. Looking for trainer jobs in the UK’s aviation industry? Try Aviation Job Search for the latest vacancies by top employers!

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What are Aviation Training Jobs Like 

Aviation Trainers design and deliver a variety of aviation-related courses. The flight trainers are licensed and experienced pilots. They get recruited at the flight instructing institutes for giving commercial flying lessons. Aviation Trainers giving classes related to different aspects of aviation security and other areas are well-versed in these subjects. Others work in Aviation Training academies as cabin crew training instructors, airport and air traffic control trainers and technical trainers for teaching flight operations and other courses. Aviation course planners and managers are aviation professionals, most advanced technical programmes and industry insights/trends related courses are conducted by aerospace and avionics engineers. 

Aviation Training Job Responsibilities 

Aviation Trainers teach, assess and grade the trainees aspiring to pursue their careers in the aviation industry. The flying courses trainers include flight instructors and training support administrators. Technical trainers instruct about flight operations and aircraft systems. There are trainers that develop and deliver courses regarding the significance of human factors in aviation. Cabin crew trainers teach hospitality and SOPs for delivering a delightful and safe travelling experience to the passengers. Technical training editors maintain, improve and curate the collection of classroom teaching slides, question databases and published books. Training planning managers are responsible for developing a proper plan to execute a course or programme. 

Skills Required to Build Aviation Training Careers

Extensive and updated knowledge of the aviation industry is essential for building a career as a trainee. Stellar communication skills both verbal and written are required for interacting effectively with the students and preparing classroom materials. Organisation skills will come in handy for managing routine tasks and ensuring a course is completed on time. Attention to detail is necessary for not missing out on something significant during the lessons. Individuals with excellent research skills and emotional intelligence will better fit in trainers’ roles. Create an appealing professional profile with just a few clicks on Aviation Job Search to expedite your job hunt!