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

Job description

Ready for takeoff? Secure your next career move as a Cat A/B1.2 Aircraft Engineer with us! Tasks 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 Requirements 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) About Lufthansa Aviation Training Pilot Academy GmbH About Lufthansa Aviation Training Lufthansa Aviation Training (LAT) ranks among the global leaders in the field of flight training and employs a staff of around 700 at ten training locations in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the USA.

Its client portfolio includes around 250 renowned airlines, among them the Lufthansa Group airlines. LAT’s training equipment includes flight simulators for all common types of aircraft for pilot training, emergency and service mock-ups for the basic and further training of flight attendants, as well as numerous training aircraft for pilot training. About LAT Pilot Academy Lufthansa Aviation Training Pilot Academy (LAT PA) is part of the Lufthansa Aviation Training group of companies and is responsible, under the umbrella brand European Flight Academy, for the ab-initio training of airline transport pilots.

While aspiring pilots receive their theoretical training at the Bremen location, the practical flight training takes place in Rostock-Laage.