Flyinggroup — Antwerp, Belgium
FLYINGGROUP, a rapidly growing business jet operator in Europe, is looking to fill the vacancy of Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic (Unlicensed Staff) for our EASA Part-145 maintenance organization at our headquarters in Antwerp, Belgium.
Your goal The goal of the Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic is to support the maintenance team in ensuring that all aircraft are maintained in an airworthy condition in accordance with EASA regulations, approved maintenance data, and company procedures. Working alongside experienced certifying staff, you will contribute to the safe and efficient maintenance of some of the most modern and high-value business jets in Europe.
Your tasks You will work in an EASA Part-145 maintenance organization on new, high-value business jets. As part of our maintenance team, you will support scheduled and unscheduled maintenance activities while working under the supervision of authorised certifying staff.
You are responsible for: - Performing aircraft maintenance tasks in accordance with approved maintenance data, company procedures and supervisor instructions. - Supporting Certifying Staff and Support Staff during line and base maintenance activities. - Assisting with inspections, servicing, troubleshooting, repairs, modifications and component replacements. - Completing assigned job cards and maintenance documentation accurately. - Reporting defects, discrepancies, safety concerns and quality findings. - Using tools, equipment and materials correctly and maintaining proper tool control. - Ensuring compliance with EASA Part-145 requirements, company procedures and safety standards. - Contributing to a positive safety culture through occurrence reporting and continuous improvement. - Maintaining cleanliness and good housekeeping of aircraft, work areas and equipment. - Participating in training activities to further develop your technical competence.
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