Experienced Aircraft Mechanic B1
What we are looking for
Your main tasks
- Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and troubleshooting in full compliance with the requirements of the pertinent authorities, the manufacturer’s instructions and the general rules applicable to work on aircraft and components
- Troubleshoot aircraft systems in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions
- Carry out Service Bulletins (SBs) and Airworthiness Directives (ADs) in full compliance with authority and manufacturer requirements
- Perform mechanical repairs and minor structural repairs as per the manufacturer’s instructions
- Carry out system adjustments and operational checks, and rectify snags during flight operations
- Report unusual defects and occurrences (in accordance with AMC 20-8 / Regulation 2042/2003) into Prism safety
- Verify that all work is complete, paperwork is signed and technical documents are correctly completed prior to aircraft delivery
- Keep the Hangar Manager (or deputy) informed about the work situation, additional work or parts required, and any deviations from regulations or planned times
- Ensure cleanliness and occupational safety at your workplace
- Work independently according to the relevant regulations, and be deployable as an independent field service engineer / troubleshooter
Your qualifications
- EASA Part-66 Category B1 aircraft maintenance licence (mandatory)
- Several years’ proven experience as a licensed B1 engineer in Base and/or Line Maintenance (minimum 3 years)
- Completed apprenticeship as a mechanic or equivalent technical education
- Type rating on Cessna C208, DHC-6, Pilatus PC-6 or King Air B200
- Good command of English; PC skills (Word / Excel)
- High reliability, strong sense of responsibility and self-checking, commercial awareness
- Willingness to work flexible hours and to travel; team player who integrates well
What we offer
- A varied and responsible role working on a diverse fleet of aircraft
- Independent work within a small, experienced and highly professional team
- A modern Base Maintenance environment in Altenrhein, with occasional line maintenance assignments
- Interesting international field-service and troubleshooting assignments
Über uns
Gegründet im Jahr 1969, steht ZIMEX seit jeher für spezialisierte weltweite Einsätze in abgelegenen Regionen. Mit Sitz in der Schweiz verfügt die ZIMEX Group über ein Schweizer Luftverkehrsbetreiberzeugnis (AOC), einen eigenen Instandhaltungsbetrieb (Maintenance Repair Facility) sowie eine Aviation Training Organisation (ATO). Mit rund 250 Mitarbeitenden betreiben und warten wir eine moderne Flotte von Turboprop-Flugzeugen nach den europäischen EASA-Luftfahrtstandards. Führende Unternehmen der Erdölindustrie, internationale humanitäre Organisationen, Regierungen, UN-Agenturen sowie Expressfracht- und Postkunden vertrauen auf die bewährte Professionalität, das umfassende Luftfahrt-Know-how, die eigene Ersatzteillogistik, die hervorragende Sicherheitsbilanz und die hohe Einsatzzuverlässigkeit von ZIMEX.
