Aircraft Maintenance Technician (Cat A / B1.2) (m/f/diverse) (mehrere Stellen)

Deutsche Lufthansa AG — Laage, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany

Shape the future of aviation safety with us! Our maintenance team is expanding, and we have an exciting opportunity for a Cat A/B1.2 Aircraft Engineer.

- Performing and certifying scheduled inspections, line maintenance, and defect rectification - Troubleshooting complex mechanical and avionic systems using approved technical data (AMM, IPC, wiring diagrams) - Releasing aircraft to service (CRS) within the scope of your valid EASA Part-66 Category B1.2 license privileges - Supervising and signing off the work of unlicensed mechanics, technicians, and apprentices, ensuring compliance with quality standards - Executing structures and composite repairs as required for light aircraft and piston fleet operations - Managing maintenance documentation - Applying mandatory updates such as Airworthiness Directives (ADs) and Service Bulletins (SBs) - Enforcing safety regulations - Completing maintenance records accurately

Ihr Profil:

- A valid EASA Part-66 license in the appropri-ate category (A or B1.2) is required - Typically, specific type ratings are needed for the aircraft being maintained, demonstrat-ing expertise on that particular aircraft type - Proof of practical activities on the affected aircraft type for at least 6 months or proof of "Practical Training", e.g. with the manufac-turer within the last 6 months - Sound knowledge of aeronautical regula-tions, human factors, and relevant mainte-nance procedures is essential - To have good communication skills - Professional appearance and attitude - Proficient English is required for this role - Knowledge of German language is desired but not mandatory - Cat B driver`s license is mandatory - Ability to obtain a security clearance (ZUP)

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