Aircraft Mechanic EASA

Aircraft Mechanic EASA Dübendorf | 80-100% This is your contribution Perform maintenance, inspection and repair work as well as modifications and error analyses on mechanical and electromechanical aircraft systems (Line Maintenance +) using English-language technical documentation Carry out control and service work on the aircraft before, between and after missions (such as towing, refueling, loading and unloading cargo and luggage, as well as the handing over and taking over of the aircraft to and from the crew) Support deployments domestically and abroad as a support mechanic, from demonstrations with the PC-7 team via SWISSTOPO and LTDB (Federal Air Transport Service) flights to training missions Take on active roles in the flight accident standby service and systematically build up targeted further development towards the function of flight accident standby service leader As a technical instructor, ensure knowledge transfer in technical courses and take on administrative tasks in the operational competence center What makes you unique Aircraft Mechanic EFZ or similar 4-year technical basic training EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (Category B1) desired Precise, responsible, flexible and team-oriented way of working; enjoyment and motivation for diverse tasks related to aviation Driver's license category B (C/E an advantage), good IT skills (MS Office/SAP) Very good knowledge of one or more official languages, English skills (A2) Military basic training an advantage In a nutshell Exciting, varied. Every day brings new challenges: sometimes routine checks in the hangar, sometimes deployments with SWISSTOPO or foreign missions to support flight operations. Whether PC-6, PC-7, Twin Otter, Beechcraft B300C or Challenger 604 – at the Dübendorf military airfield, you will work on a unique fleet and contribute significantly to the operational readiness of the Air Force with your know-how. Today and in the future. As an operational base of the Air Force, the Airfield Command Emmen/Dübendorf is responsible for the Air Force systems at the military airfields Emmen and Dübendorf. Operating and maintaining military aircraft (manned or unmanned), that is our mission. Become an important link in this dynamic special discipline, aviation. What we offer Working for Switzerland We are committed to the Swiss success model and work for the welfare of the population. Lived diversity Thanks to equal opportunity, we develop our competencies and bring in different perspectives. Healthy at the workplace We support and advise our employees in the area of physical and mental health. All benefits Your commitment to security and freedom The Operations Command (Kdo Op) is responsible for all military operations and deployments of the army. The Kdo Op includes, among others, the Air Force, the Army, the four territorial divisions, the SWISSINT competence center, the Special Forces Command, and the Military Police. Around 40% of the approx. 2'500 employees are civilly employed – from engineers to aircraft mechanics to analysts. The army employs over 9'000 employees in four military and around 200 civil professions – and this at 110 locations throughout Switzerland. Provision is also made for new talent: The army trains apprentices in over 30 professions. Additional information Employment with the army makes sense and brings many advantages. Convince yourself at . Offers from recruitment agencies will not be considered. Questions about the position Head of Maintenance and Flight Operations Fixed-wing Aircraft jpide45ac62jm jit0730jm jiy26jm