Mechanic

Description:


COMPANY

easyJet has been decisive in meeting the challenges presented by the current pandemic by cutting costs, reducing our capex while retaining our fleet flexibility and securing an additional £2bn in funding. As Europe emerges from the Covid-19 crisis, easyJet is well placed to strengthen its leading position as a trusted brand offering value for money with an industry-leading network of primary airports.

This time has taught us more about flexibility, balance and wellbeing - whether that's working remotely, part time, or needing extra support when times are tough - because it's clear that our people and passion set us apart. When you fly with us you'll see we have bags of passion for travel and getting you to your destination with the best experience possible.

Working in our non-flying roles is no different and our culture - known as our orange spirit - is a real thing - and its people who love to work with fast paced, quick thinking and energetic people. You need to have resilience to work here (as recent events have shown) but the experience you gain is like no other.

TEAM

easyJet's Engineering and Maintenance team are renowned for their innovative solutions. As part of the team you will have the opportunity to engage with all aspects of the airline's operation to deliver the highest standards of aircraft performance, and will play a part in delivering Europe's highest technical despatch reliability as recognised by Airbus. With the current program introducing the cutting-edge NEO aircraft and the arrival of the A321 in 2018 there couldn't be a better time to join.

JOB PURPOSE

As a Mechanic you will perform defect rectification and routine servicing as directed by the Maintenance Supervisor or Certifying Licensed Aircraft Engineer in accordance with approved maintenance documentation. easyJet maintain the highest safety standards possible and as part of your role you will ensure that the planned in house maintenance activity supports both regulatory standards and easyJet's industry leading safety and technical standards.

JOB ACCOUNTABILITIES

• To perform aircraft maintenance tasks as directed by the Maintenance Supervisor or Certifying Licensed Engineer.
• To ensure all work requiring a Certificate of Release to Service (CRS) is completed as required by the MOE, UK/EASA Requirements and NAA regulations.
• To ensure that he / she is fully conversant with accomplishing the tasks allocated to him / her and to seek guidance in any area of task that he / she is not familiar with.
• To conduct a thorough verbal handover of any partially completed tasks, either being taken on or passed on. Ensuring that all documentation is completed as far as possible. Partially completed tasks should only be accomplished in logical stages.
• To report to the Maintenance Manager any defects or conditions considered to represent a safety risk.
• To adhere to all pertinent safety precautions and procedures as published in manufacturers, Company and other relevant publications.
• To comply with known and notified health and safety requirements.
• To ensure that all facilities, tools and equipment are satisfactory for the tasks to be completed and that any defects are notified to the Certifying Technician, Duty Engineer or Maintenance Manager.
• To comply with Station Standing Instructions.
• To accept other duties and responsibilities as may reasonably be requested by the Certifying Licensed Engineer, Maintenance Supervisor or Maintenance Manager.
• Carry out all scheduled tasks assigned by the Maintenance Supervisor or Certifying Licensed Engineer in accordance with the approved maintenance documentation