Part-147 Aircraft Engineering B1.3 Mechanical Instructor / Examiner / Practical Assessor
Role Overview
An approved Part-147 training organisation is seeking an experienced B1.3 Mechanical Instructor / Examiner / Practical Assessor to join its engineering training team.
This role is responsible for delivering high-quality theoretical and practical aircraft maintenance training, conducting examinations and assessments, and supporting the continued compliance and effectiveness of the Part-147 training environment.
Key Responsibilities
Deliver theoretical and practical aircraft type training within approved scope and authorisations
Perform duties as a Theoretical Examiner and Practical Assessor in accordance with CAA / EASA Part-66 and Part-147 regulations
Develop and maintain examination question banks relevant to approved aircraft and engine types
Act as invigilator for theoretical examinations as required
Ensure all training activity complies with approved training and engineering procedures
Support the effective and efficient operation of the training department
Assume the responsibilities of the Training Manager during extended periods of absence
Maintain examination security, integrity, and regulatory compliance
Coordinate examination schedules and timetables
Produce and maintain training course material and supporting documentation
Travel within the UK and overseas to deliver or attend training when required
Knowledge and Skills
Essential
Extensive practical experience on the following aircraft and engine types:
EC135 (all variants)
MBB BK117-C2
MBB BK117-D2
Safran Arrius 2B Series Engine
Arriel 2E Engine
Pratt & Whitney PW206 Engine
Experience gained within a civil aviation environment or acceptable equivalent (maintenance, engineering, or design organisation)
Strong working knowledge of CAA and EASA regulations, including:
CAP1528
CAP1529
EASA UG.CAO.(phone number removed)
Previous experience as a Theoretical Examiner and Practical Assessor
English language proficiency meeting CEFR Level B1 minimum, in line with CAP1528 requirements
Ability to design, develop and deliver training material and presentations for:
Aircraft type courses
Engine courses
Familiarisation training
Differences training
Desirable
Experience using Google Suite tools (Docs, Presentations, Meet)
Experience with synthetic training devices
Background within a civil aviation training organisation
Knowledge of EASA UG.CAO.00169
Experience delivering distance or blended learning programmes
Education, Qualifications and Training
Essential
Hold a Part-147 Type Certificate of Recognition on the following aircraft and engine types:
MBB BK117-C2
MBB BK117-D2 (D2 and D3 models)
Arriel 2E Engine (BK117-D)
EC135T
EC135P
EC135T3H
EC135P3H
Arrius 2B Engine (EC135T/T3H)
PW206 Engine (EC135P/P3H)
Instructor Certificate issued by a recognised training entity and acceptable to the relevant aviation authority
Desirable
Hold a CAA Part-66 B1.3 licence covering aircraft types delivered within training scope
Additional Requirements
Ability to obtain DBS clearance
Eligibility for Security Clearance (SC)
Compliance with all applicable export control regulations
Package and Benefits
Competitive base salary
Pension scheme
Private medical cover
Annual bonus scheme (subject to eligibility)
Employee purchase schemes (technology, vehicles, cycling)
Health and wellbeing benefits
Insurance options
Employee assistance and wellbeing programmes
Access to retail discounts and financial guidance services