Vacancy
For our client at Schiphol Airport, we are looking for an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Part-66 B1/B2) to perform maintenance on the B737 MAX.
This company takes great pride in their dedicated Maintenance team at Schiphol. Every day, this team works with passion and expertise to keep the fleet in top condition. Safety is always their highest priority. Only when the aircraft are fully airworthy, passengers can travel with complete peace of mind.
Do you want to join this close-knit team and help ensure safe and reliable flights? Then we are looking for you!
Job description
Your role as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
As an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer within this Part-145 organization, you are responsible for performing line maintenance tasks on our Boeing 737-800 and 737-8/9 aircraft. You work in accordance with applicable regulations and ensure that the aircraft are safe and ready for departure.
Your responsibilities:
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Performing line maintenance activities in compliance with EASA Part-145 regulations
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Ordering and managing aircraft parts
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Ensuring accurate administration in the maintenance system
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Coaching and guiding mechanics and trainees
Base location
You will primarily be based at Schiphol, but occasionally you will travel to our outstations (such as Curaçao, Thailand, and various European destinations). This offers a unique opportunity to gain international experience as an aircraft maintenance engineer.
Your working environment
You will be part of a dedicated and friendly team of approximately 16 colleagues. Together, you work on the platform at Schiphol, with safety and quality as top priorities. Thanks to a well-structured roster with a limited number of night shifts, you will always know where you stand.
Your roster
At this airline, you work in a fixed and structured schedule, consisting of:
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2 day shifts (D): 07:00 – 16:30
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2 evening shifts (A): 15:00 – 00:30
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2 night shifts (N): 22:00 – 07:30
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4 days off, with the first day being a rest/recovery day
This way, you always know well in advance when you are working and when you are off.
Requirements
What we expect from you
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You hold a valid EASA Part-66 B1 license with a type rating (B2 is considered an advantage).
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You have at least 3 years of relevant experience as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, preferably in line maintenance.
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You have a good command of both Dutch and English, written and spoken.
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You are flexible, stress-resistant, and able to work both independently and as part of a team.
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You have a results-driven and quality-focused mindset.
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You are willing to work irregular shifts.
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You hold a valid driver’s license (B/BE).
Benefits
What we offer you
At this company, they take good care of their people! You can expect:
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A gross monthly salary between €3,623.15 and €5,731.66 (full-time).
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Irregularity allowance of 18% for a full continuous roster.
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Labor market allowance of 5%, increasing annually up to a maximum of 10%.
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Certification allowance of up to €400 gross per month (depending on B1 and/or B2 licenses).
Example: If you have a B1 license and start with a gross salary of €4,500 per month, including the various allowances this can quickly rise to around €5,735 gross per month. -
35 vacation days (full-time) with the option to buy or sell days.
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Full public transport reimbursement or travel allowance for commuting by car.
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A pension plan via BeFrank.
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Free continuous travel insurance with worldwide coverage.
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Access to our IPB scheme: fly at discounted rates with this airline for you, your partner, children, and a guest.
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No type rating for the Boeing 737 MAX yet? No problem – we provide the training completely free of charge.
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Attractive discounts on holidays, hotels, car rentals, and supplementary health insurance.
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Fun sports activities and parties through our company sports and events committee.
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Access to the company Academy – our online learning platform with thousands of free courses.
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A varied role in an ambitious, international organization with short lines of communication and an informal atmosphere.