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Ryanair Holdings · Prestwick, GB

Planning Engineer - PAML

Prestwick, GBOperations

Listed on Ryanair Holdings’s official careers site. Listed as of October 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Description Ryanair Engineering has an exciting opportunity for a Planning Engineer. The successful candidate will join the Planning Department Team in PAM and be based in Prestwick Airport, Scotland. The successful candidate will be working and gaining experience in Aircraft Heavy Maintenance Production Planning in co-operation with our client airline Ryanair. If you have the energy and commitment to join our dynamic organisation, then we want to hear from you.

Duties will include, but not limited to: Create, monitor, and develop Aircraft Heavy Maintenance check schedules. Assist/manage planning, facility, and heavy maintenance projects. Monitor and update KPI reports. Liaise with our customer Ryanair on check timelines and future planning Heavy Maintenance base capabilities. Assist the planning department team with updating and implementing new planning procedures and processes.

Manage facility manpower ensuring facility can complete all planned work. Perform scope of work assessments for all maintenance activities.

Requirements

Experience and Qualifications:

  • Planning/Project Management Hons Degree or Engineering Hons Degree.
  • Strong organisational, analytical & time management skills essential.
  • Excellent communication skills.

Full computer literacy with experience of Microsoft packages

  • Word, Excel, Power Point etc.
  • Previous experience using software packages Smartsheet and AMOS advantageous but not essential.6. Fluent in English.

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Competencies

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