B1.Engineer

B1.3 Engineer – NHV Group

Apply to become a B1.3 Engineer at NHV Group. The role requires maintaining helicopters (line and base) while working in a team of engineers and reporting to the Chief Engineer.

• Comply with the requirements as described in the regulations.
• Ensure that all line maintenance tasks carried out on.
  
  Th helicopters meet the UK CAA and M.O.E. standards.
• Create a variable and flexible work plan and roster with all engineers to support business continuity.
• Complete maintenance within the appropriate time scales to keep aircraft serviceable.
• Perform daily problem analysis and problem solving based on pilot and other relevant information.
• Brief and debrief pilots and the Chief Engineer.
• Perform PRF (preflight check).
• Co‑operate with NHV Supply Chain, Store and support services to ensure required spare parts and materials are present on site at the planned moment.
• Report daily on the maintenance situation to the Chief Engineer.

• Comply with the requirements as described in the regulations.
• Ensure that all maintenance tasks carried out on helicopters meet the UK CAA and M.O.E. standards.
• Create a variable and flexible work plan and roster with all engineers to support business continuity.
• Complete maintenance within the appropriate time scales to keep aircraft serviceable.
• Brief and debrief the Chief Engineer; report daily and update him on the maintenance situation.
• Co‑operate with NHV Supply Chain, Store and support services to ensure required spare parts and materials are present on site.
• Participate in the daily morning Chief Engineer’s briefing (toolbox meeting).

• ICT literate (specific aviation software and MS Office).
Languages:

English (professional level).
• Familiar with and operates by the procedures and processes (operational, quality, safety…) installed by the company.
• Able to work independently in a less controlled environment and take initiative to improve work and complete edema tasks within appropriate time scales.
• Logical thinking.

• Good communicator:
  • Debriefing to pilots, flight crew and Chief Engineer.
  • Handover of work from/to previous/next shift.

• UK CAA Part 66 B1.3 License.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in aviation and as a licensed engineer is preferred.
• Engineering experience in different aviation companies is a plus.

You’ll be welcomed into an exciting, young company. Based on your skills and competence, you’ll receive harmonious salary with a competitive legal benefits package and the opportunity to broaden your knowledge and skills.

Entry level

Full‑time

Airlines and Aviation