This area of responsibility is shared by aircraft mechanics, aircraft electronics technicians, certifying staff, warehouse logistics specialists, development engineers and CAMO engineers.
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Description
Working technology and mechanics are what make flying possible in the first place. When every screw is properly fitted and everything runs smoothly, our aircraft mechanics have done their job. They are responsible for the airworthiness and reliable operation of aircraft, ensuring that helicopters and aircraft can take off and land safely and reliably. They install hydraulic systems and inspect engines. They also assemble components and carry out maintenance and manufacturing tasks for individual parts. During their training, they specialise in one of the following areas: maintenance, engine or manufacturing technology.
Profile
- Completed training as an aircraft mechanic
- Professional experience in the aviation industry desirable, ideally in the helicopter sector
- Excellent technical understanding
- Good written and spoken English skills
- Good knowledge of European and national aviation law
- Requirements for a valid background check in accordance with Section 7 of the German Aviation Security Act (LuftSiG)
- Teamwork skills and commitment
Description
Our avionics technicians are aircraft electronics technicians and experts in all electrical systems in helicopters and aircraft. They inspect, maintain and test components, equipment and systems. They also install wiring, fit all assemblies, configure systems and commission equipment in aircraft.
Profile
- Successfully completed vocational training in a technical profession
- Experience in the aviation industry
- Knowledge of wiring and electrical connection technology
- Good knowledge of European and national aviation law
- Requirements for a valid background check in accordance with Section 7 of the German Aviation Security Act (LuftSiG)
- Good practical and manual skills
- Independent and responsible approach to work
- Teamwork skills, commitment and a strong willingness to learn
- Willingness to work outside regular working hours when required
- Good written and spoken English skills
Description
Every day, they ensure that the right goods are available in the right quantity and quality, at the right time and in the right place. Our warehouse logistics specialists perform complex tasks at the loading dock and in the warehouse. As an important link between procurement and the maintenance facility, they receive deliveries, inspect the condition of the goods and check the accompanying documents. They ensure that all processes, from delivery through to proper storage, are carefully planned and organised. This requires precision, foresight and excellent organisational skills. Modern handling equipment and efficient software support our specialists in their work.
Profile
- Completed training as a warehouse logistics specialist or experience in handling and storing aircraft parts within an aviation company
- Knowledge of aviation regulations relating to goods receipt and warehousing
- Knowledge of customs regulations, Dangerous Goods, ADR and explosives regulations is an advantage
- Forklift licence
- Trainer qualification desirable
- Teamwork skills, commitment and the ability to work independently
- Good IT skills (MS Office suite)
- Good written and spoken English skills
Description
Certifying staff holding a CAT A/B/C licence are highly valuable to DRF Air Rescue. They are authorised to certify the work they have carried out themselves on helicopters and aircraft within a defined scope. Once all reported defects have been rectified and the unrestricted airworthiness of the inspected helicopter or component can be confirmed, they release the maintained aircraft back into service. With several years of professional experience, they can also take on tasks in airworthiness management (management of the continuing airworthiness of aircraft).
Profile
- CAT A1 Aircraft Maintenance Licence for maintenance work in Line Maintenance
- CAT B1 Aircraft Maintenance Licence for maintenance work in Line Maintenance, including maintenance of aircraft structures, engines, mechanical and electrical systems, as well as work on avionics systems that only requires simple operational checks and no fault rectification
- CAT B2 Aircraft Maintenance Licence for maintenance work in Line Maintenance, including maintenance of avionics and electrical systems, as well as work on the electrical and avionics systems of engines and mechanical systems that only requires simple operational checks
- CAT C Aircraft Maintenance Licence for maintenance work in Base Maintenance
- Several years of experience working on the aircraft types mentioned above
- Ability to work independently
- Good knowledge of European and national aviation law
- Requirements for a valid background check in accordance with Section 7 of the German Aviation Security Act (LuftSiG)
- Teamwork skills, commitment and willingness to travel domestically and internationally