The successful candidate will work as a Lead Mechanical Engineer, performing various tasks including:

• Disassembly of aircraft mechanical assemblies to assess condition, wear and serviceability in accordance with approved documentation.
• Interpretation and application of Component Maintenance Manuals (CMMs), repair instructions and engineering data during repair and overhaul activities.
• Precision mechanical repairs and reassembly of aircraft components to approved specifications.
• Assembly of integrated mechanical systems, ensuring correct fit, function and alignment.
• Functional and operational testing of assemblies, including hydraulic and pneumatic elements where applicable.
• Selection of appropriate materials, consumables and repair methods in line with aviation standards.
• Supporting component recovery, efficiency and cost-control initiatives. 
• Accurately recording work carried out, test results and operational data.
• Maintaining tools and equipment in accordance with quality and regulatory requirements. 
• Fault finding, root cause analysis and implementation of improvement solutions.
• Ensuring compliance with safety, quality and regulatory standards throughout workshop operations. 

• Proven hands-on experience in precision mechanical assembly, repair or overhaul. 
• Working knowledge of small hydraulic systems, including testing and fault diagnosis.
• Working knowledge of gearboxes (automotive, marine, motorcycle, aerospace or similar industries considered). 
• Strong understanding of mechanical principles, tolerances, material properties and assembly techniques.
• Ability to work accurately and create detailed technical documentation and work procedures.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to high standards of workmanship.
• Strong problem-solving skills. 
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Comfortable working to tight tolerances and regulated processes. 

• Experience within a regulated engineering environment such as aviation, aerospace, automotive, marine or defence.
• Familiarity with aircraft components or safety-critical assemblies. 
• Experience working within a quality-driven workshop environment, including calibration control, documentation and audits. 
• Previous MRO, aircraft component overhaul or workshop leadership experience.

• Permanent position.
• Competitive salary.
• Opportunity to work within a highly respected aerospace component workshop.
• Supportive and collaborative working environment.
• Career development opportunities within the aerospace industry.
• Recognition and reward programme for outstanding performance. 

If this opportunity sounds of interest, or if you would like to speak with us about other opportunities, please apply with your latest CV.