B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer (B2 Dual-Licence Advantageous)

B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer (B2 Dual-Licence Advantageous)2 positions available | Farnborough Airport / Luton Airport | Shift patternPBES is recruiting two B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineers to join our Part 145 Aircraft Line Maintenance Organisation across Farnborough Airport and Luton Airport. B2 dual-licence is advantageous. Specialising in Bombardier business aircraft, PBES provides aircraft maintenance, airworthiness and technical management support for business and charter aviation. This is a hands-on role suited to experienced engineers who enjoy working in a fast-paced operational environment and being part of a wider team focused on supporting the aircraft and its operation.THE ROLETroubleshooting, repairing, inspecting and carrying out maintenance on customer aircraftSupporting aircraft arrivals and departures, including pre and post servicingCompleting maintenance tasks in accordance with Work Orders and approved maintenance dataWorking as part of the PBES shift team and supporting other team membersSupervising mechanicsSupporting PBES line stations when requiredOccasional international travel in support of operational and customer requirementsReviewing quotations and invoices where requiredResponding to customer queries and requestsSupporting PBES's 24/7 customer response capabilityABOUT YOUYou will need to hold a UK CAA Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence with relevant type ratings and have relevant business aircraft maintenance experience.We are particularly interested in engineers with experience on Bombardier CL604 and BD700 aircraft. Experience on other business aircraft makes will also be considered. B2 dual-licence is advantageous.Relevant knowledge of Part M, Part 145 and other applicable regulationsAt least six months of relevant aircraft or component maintenance experience within a consecutive two-year periodCurrent recurrent and continuation training as applicableKnowledge and practical understanding of Human Factors and human performance and limitationsKnowledge of EWIS and CDCCL where relevantAbility to interpret and work from engineering drawings and approved maintenance dataAbility to communicate clearly, verbally and in writing, regarding individual tasks and aircraft statusCompetence using standard and special tools and applicable ground support equipmentAbility to identify and report defects or errors requiring rectification to maintain required maintenance standardsFull driving licenceFlexibility to support the operational requirements of the businessExperience using Microsoft Office applications and CAMP aircraft maintenance management systems would be advantageous.BENEFITSPrivate Medical InsuranceLife Assurance / Death in ServicePension contributionsProfit Related Pay SchemeElectric Vehicle salary sacrifice schemeCompany-funded type coursesAdditional allowance for dual B1/B2 and multiple type approvalsCycle to Work schemeFor further information about working with PBES and the above role, please contact Mark Hadfield on 07949 035034 mark@anthonymarks.co The successful applicants must be able to provide evidence of their right to work in the UK.