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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

For becoming a captain, you will need to work your way through the ranks and gain experience. After getting the frozen Airline Transport Pilot Licence from a flying school, you need to have at least 1,500 hours of flying experience to become a captain of an aircraft. However, the flight time requirements vary for different employers.

The pilots are in charge of developing a flight plan that comprises the aircraft's performance, altitude, and weather conditions, inspecting the aircraft before each flight, and ensuring that cargo weight does not exceed aircraft restrictions. To guarantee a safe takeoff and landing, the pilot needs to communicate with air traffic control.

To become a pilot, you will need to work through different ranks and build up required flight time and experience which an employer requires. The actual flight time and experience requirements will depend on the organisation. You start off as a first officer and after gaining valuable experience, achieve the rank of aircraft captain.

Depending on the airline and individual performance, it might take between 4 to 20 years from joining to be promoted from First Officer to Captain. To be a Captain, the candidate must have at least 1,500 flight hours and an ATPL. To become Captain within 4 to 5 years, 900 flight hours are required annually.

You can start the training at the age of 18, but you'll be eligible to receive the ATPL at 21. The two-year modular route is also a good option which allows you to work while receiving the training. The trainee pilots receive Class 1 medical certificate and the training that proves crucial in their selection.

Description

Captain Job Description 

To establish promising career, the candidates successfully and vigilantly ensure the aircraft's safe and efficient operation and the safety of the crew and passengers. The Captain must ensure the plane's airworthiness, operational efficiency, weather conditions affecting the flight, aviation laws, air traffic control procedures, and the use of air navigational aids meant to offer maximum safety in the air. The airline personnel are among the most experienced, professional, skilled, and well-respected in the industry. The personnel must also show passion for the job and have a solid understanding of the aviation sector to ensure success. You can find the latest captain vacancies at Aviation Job Search. 

Captain Job Responsibilities 

The Captain vacancies need to be occupied by the candidates who can fulfill certain job responsibilities. The responsibilities include flying the aircraft, creating flight plans using the weather, aircraft system information, and updating the aircraft logbook. The Captain must make frequent checks on the mechanical functioning of the aircraft, as well as pre-flight safety checks on navigation and operating systems. The candidates must also consider all aspects of flight planning, and aircraft documentation. The Captain is trained to manage emergency situations of all sorts. To search for Captain jobs, you can always find Aviation Job Search Portal helpful.

Skills Required for Building Captain Career

To build Captain careers, you must possess excellent communication, teamwork, interpersonal skills, task management, and professional demeanor. The Captain is expected to be detail-oriented with strong communication and problem-solving skills and must be an excellent team player to ensure efficient task fulfillment. The Captain must collaborate with air traffic controllers and flight dispatchers. With excellent interpersonal skills, task management entails the ability to prioritize jobs and projects. It is critical to conduct business professionally and courteously at all times. Given the challenges of the job, it is vital to adjust to irregular working hours and conditions.