• Performance and certification of Line Maintenance work, as outlined in the Aer Lingus MOE, to ensure compliance with prescribed airworthiness standards.
• Perform duties assigned by your supervisors in a safe, timely and diligent manner in accordance with the approved standards and company procedures.
• Full utilisation of all IT systems in use throughout the maintenance department.
• Adherence to all company, regulatory and Health and Safety requirements.
• Be proactive in implementing the Aer Lingus security of aircraft programme.
• Strict adherence to the relevant airport regulations and directions.
• Maintain the work environment and work vehicles in a clean and safe condition.
• Play an active part in the continuous improvement programmes which are ongoing within the Maintenance and Engineering Department
• Responsible for the delivery of key KPIs for the department.

 

To be considered for the role of Cat A Aircraft Engineer, candidates must meet the following:

• Hold a current unrestricted EASA Aircraft Maintenance Part 66 Category A Licence.
• Familiarity and experience of using IT systems including the MS Office Suite.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Self-motivated, with proven organisational skills.
• Strong technical judgement and trouble-shooting skills.
• Excellent problem solving, analytical and decision-making skills.
• Proven ability to work well under pressure and meet deadlines.
• An enthusiastic team member with a positive attitude to work effectively in an ever-changing environment.
• A high level of flexibility including a willingness to travel on request to assist with recovery of aircraft in AOG situations or support the operation on overtime at short notice.
• Capable of and prepared to work shift, based on a 24 x 7 pattern.
• Fluent in English, both spoken and written.
• Eligible to live and work in the Republic of Ireland without restriction.
• Hold a full clean driving licence.
• Able to pass a 5 – year security background check*.
• Prepared to complete a medical questionnaire and medical examination.

 *If you are a non-Irish Citizen, you will need to be in possession of a current police disclosure certificate from your home country. If you have lived outside the Republic of Ireland for more than 6 months you will also be required to hold a current police disclosure certificate from that country/countries.