B1.Licensed Aircraft Engineer Line Maintenance
Listed on 2026-01-12
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Engineering
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Transportation
Aerospace / Aviation / Avionics
Location: Energy
B1.3 Licensed Aircraft Engineer – Contract (Line Maintenance)
Our client is a global aviation services provider supporting critical helicopter operations across offshore and onshore environments, recognised for delivering safe, reliable, and high-quality engineering support in demanding operational settings.
The RoleOur client is seeking a Licensed Aircraft Engineer (B1.3) to support their Line Engineering operation in Aberdeen on a contract basis. This requirement covers different types of short-term contracts. The role involves performing and certifying line maintenance activities on rotary aircraft, ensuring continued airworthiness and compliance with regulatory and company maintenance standards.
Key Responsibilities- Perform and certify aircraft maintenance including scheduled inspections, MODs, and defect rectification
- Maintain acceptable airworthiness and maintenance standards
- Issue certifications within the scope of authorisation
- Report incidents or lapses in quality relating to aircraft, tools, equipment, or facilities
- Skills & Experience
- CAA B1.3 Licence (consideration may be given to candidates holding an A Licence)
- Relevant helicopter maintenance experience (AW189 / S92 preferred but not essential)
- Strong safety focus, attention to detail, and ability to work effectively within small teams
- Must have the current right to work in the UK without sponsorship
- Roster Patterns
- Aberdeen-based roster options include 4 on / 4 off, 6 on / 4 off, 4 on / 6 off, with potential for Mon–Fri or 14/14 patterns, working 11-hour shifts.
Due to current workloads, Simpson Booth regrets to inform that in the instance you have not heard from us within 2 weeks of your application, you are to consider your application unsuccessful at this time.
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