Aircraft Powerplant – Engine Bay Engineer


Details:
  • Salary:
  • Job Type: Contract
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Location: Luton Bedfordshire
  • Date: 4 days ago
Description:

MPI have a requirement for an Aircraft Powerplant – Engine Bay Engineer to be based at Luton Airport.
The roles are in scope of IR35
Hours worked 07.00am - 16.30pm Monday to Friday
Half hour unpaid lunch.
Rate of pay to be discussed on application
Duties:
Servicing, component changes and repair on the following engine types.
GEnx-1B
CFM LEAP-1B (1B27)
CFM 56-7
Previous experience is required in a similar role.
Applicants ideally to have served an Aircraft Apprenticeship and have copies of their papers.
These roles are subject to Security Clearance so applicants must be living in the UK and have the required documentation to work in the UK if do not hold a UK Passport.
If selected, we will require you to have the following up to date certificates, or be prepared to get up to date certificates of the following at your own cost. If booked through MPI there is a discount of 10% of advertised retail cost.
Safety Training (including Human Factors)
EWIS 1 & 2
SFAR 88 1 & 2
Diisocyanates Training

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