Workshop Technician - Powerplant Support Facility at British Airways

What you’ll do: 

The Powerplant Support Facility (part of Aircraft Workshop Services at LHR) is looking for dynamic proactive Workshop Technicians to support the ever-changing business demands and to provide Engineering Support to our Customers, and ultimately the BA Operation. The Powerplant Support Facility carries out full Quick Engine Change (QEC) requirements on the V2500 and Trent 800 Engine types.  Your role would be to perform and certify for repairs and/or maintenance tasks performed in accordance with approved technical data, to meet operational demand. The Powerplant Support Facility is bases at our Main Operational Base at Heathrow and works a 4 on 4 off 12hr Day shift. 

The Workshop Technician coordinates and manages workload priorities in a safe and secure manner, to deliver world class engineering solutions to our customer.  You need to be an experienced and confident engineer, a flexible team player, able to multitask, lead by example, to enable you to work within an established team within the Aircraft Workshop Services section.  

Ideally, we are looking for Engineers with previous experience working in an Aero Engine Workshop environment, working with Engine QECs and Engine LRUs.  We will provide full training and support for this exciting role.

• Responsible for performing and certifying the Rectification of defects IAW Approved Maintenance Data
• Component Changes arising from Schedule Maintenance Inspections
• Perform Maintenance Tasks that fall within Scope of Workshop Authorisation
• Fluent in performing General Visual Inspections, Detailed Visual Inspections and other methods of Surveillance Inspection, Maintenance Checks and Tasks as defined within limitations of Approved Authorisation
• Will issue Certificate Release to Service
• Will develop and train and knowledge share and provide coaching
• Perform PC based documentary transactions as required and make full use of modern technologies/processes

What you’ll bring to British Airways: 

• Ability to hold Airside Pass to support “On Wing” tasks (desirable)
• Must be competent in reading and interpreting Engineering data and other technical publications, to maximise use of workscope authorisation.
• Ability to write Engineering data eg job cards
• Proactively demonstrates sound safety culture
• Self-motivated
• Good written & verbal communication skills
• Capable of working without supervision and as part of, or leading a team
• Technical Decision Making
• Demonstrates good airmanship
• Ability to Plan & Prioritise their workload.
• PLEASE NOTE: you may be required to work 12hr Shifts, on a 4-on / 4-off rota.

Your experience: 

• Recognised Engineering Apprenticeship or equivalent
• Recognised education qualification, ie NVQ Level 3 or HNC, preferably in Aeronautical Engineering 
• Experience working in an aircraft maintenance environment as appropriate to hold workshop authorisation
• Experience of working with SAP and Production support processes
• Understanding of internal procedures and awareness of Quality, Health Safety, Human Factors and Environmental legislative requirements
• PC literate and good understanding of BA Engineering IT systems
• Understanding of BA employment policies and processes