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<img src="https://counter.adcourier.com/YXNobGV5LmV3ZW4uMzk5NTEuNDI0QGZhc3RzdHJlYW0uYXBsaXRyYWsuY29t.gif" rel="no-follow" /><br /><p>Our client is looking for a UK based AW109 B1.3 Licensed Aircraft Engineer for a permanent role based in Cornwall.</p><p>The requirements are:</p><p>Experienced and licensed as a minimum on the AW109 (PW206/207),</p><p>Our client is an established operator who are looking for the right individual to join their exciting business. In return, you can expect a competitive salary and a fantastic working environment and Monday to Friday shift Pattern.</p><p>Must have the rights to live and work in the UK</p><p>Duties:</p><p>Provide and communicate regular engineering reports to the Head of Maintenance/ Head of Department<br />Certify work within the scope of company authorisations<br />Carry out both line and base maintenance on site and also off-site upon customer demand.<br />Undertake all tasks related to aircraft maintenance<br />Ensure the highest quality and standards of work are completed in relation to aircraft, components and documentation.<br />Ensure facilities, equipment and premises are maintained to an acceptable standard<br />Ensuring operational crew members are debriefed to ensure defects are accurately defined and recorded<br />Analyse and interpret technical aircraft information<br />Work with other Departments to ensure smooth operation of the business<br />Closely supervise other engineering and support staff as required<br />Ensure compliance is maintained to industry requirements and authorities (such as the CAA; EASA etc.)<br />Comply with all Continuing Professional Development requirements relevant to the relevant company policies and reporting authority.<br />Complete all tasks as specified in an efficient and compliant manner ensuring that safety matters are always considered and adhered to.<br />Effective management of all maintenance within your control.<br />Computer literate on Microsoft based systems<br />All applications will be handled in the strictest confidence and unless you hear from us within 10 days of your application, please assume that you have been unsuccessful on this occasion.</p><p><br />'The issue of the final certificate of release to service from base maintenance is desirable but not essential'</p>