Aeronautical Mechanic Part-66 M/F (M/F)

As part of interventions carried out mainly at client sites, you will participate in disassembly operations and mechanical work performed on aircraft.

Your main missions will be to:

• Perform disassembly operations on aircraft, sub-assemblies, and aeronautical equipment.
• Prepare and secure the various intervention phases.
• Identify the components, equipment, and mechanical elements involved in the operations.
• Apply procedures, technical documentation, and aeronautical safety instructions.
• Use manual and mechanical tools and the specific equipment necessary for interventions.
• Perform controls associated with the operations carried out and ensure their traceability.
• Identify anomalies or non-conformities and report them to the relevant manager.
• Work in coordination with internal teams and technical interlocutors present at the client site.
• Ensure compliance with quality, safety, and environmental requirements applicable to each intervention.
• Adapt to different aircraft configurations and the specific constraints of client sites.

Additional information:

• Permanent contract (CDI)
• Technician status
• Salary of 30 to 40k fixed depending on profile and experience
• Occasional travel to be expected in France and abroad
• Travel expenses covered
• Daily meal budget allocated
• 35 h or 39 h organization with RTT to be negotiated

Technical skills:

• Solid practical experience in aeronautical mechanics and interventions on aircraft
• Very good mastery of mechanical disassembly/removal operations
• Ability to read and utilize aeronautical technical documentation
• Mastery of tooling and intervention methods in an aeronautical environment
• Good knowledge of safety, quality, and traceability rules in the sector
• Ability to diagnose and handle mechanical issues directly in the field
• Technical aeronautical English allowing at least the understanding of documentation and technical instructions
• EASA Part-66 license required