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Wroclaw Aircraft Maintenance Services is providing base maintenance of Boeing 737-800 aircraft for Ryanair, Europes biggest airline. Our highly trained and dedicated engineers are the driving force behind our industry-leading safety record. Across our network, our skilled engineers conduct extensive checks on individual aircraft systems, structures, and components to ensure that all our aircraft continue to operate with the utmost efficiency and take our customers to their destinations on time.

A new exciting opportunity has arisen within Wroclaw Aircraft Maintenance Services. We are looking to hire an Aircraft Mechanic in our hangar in Wroclaw.

The successful candidate will be responsible for:

• Heavy maintenance of Boeing 737-800 servicing for the Part-145 organization.
• Working under the supervision of licensed B1 / B2 / C staff.
• Working with technical documentation (AMM, SRM, IPC, FIM, etc.).
• Working with a workshop team (structural and composite repairs).
• Working with the AMOS system.
• Assisting mechanics and engineers in daily aircraft repair.
• Ensuring all jobs are done in time and in accordance with requirements.
• Ensuring all training is done in time.
• Other duties related to aircraft repair.

Requirements

• Experience in working as an aircraft mechanic on Boeing 737-800.
• Good knowledge of English (min. B2).
• Willing to work in a shift system.
• Attention to detail, manual skills.
• Contract of employment or B2B.
• Shift pattern allowing for up to 3 months off during summer time.
• Initial accommodation provided to help relocation.
• Financing for type rating and modules courses.
• Discounts in shops at Wroclaws Airport and several places in the city.
• Private medical care.
• Referral program.
• Opportunities for business international travel.
• Employee parking space.
• Co-financing for medical glasses and needed work clothes.
• Full care of legalization of work if needed.

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