Aeronautical Mechanic (M/F)

BRAWOPyrénées-AtlantiquesEURESpublished 09/18/2026
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Job Description:

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 the 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

Profile Description:

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