Key Responsibilities

• Oversee calibrated tools and equipment to ensure proper control and accountability
• Coordinate timely calibration and maintenance according to the relevant schedules and regulations
• Liaise with external providers to resolve calibration issues or delays
• Inspect tools after calibration for damage or inconsistencies before reuse
• Maintain accurate records to ensure traceability and support audits
• Work closely with maintenance teams to ensure tools are serviceable and ready

The ideal Candidate should meet the following requirements:

• Have at least a GCSE-level education
• Preferably bring experience in aviation within an EASA Part 145 environment
• Ideally experienced in handling calibrated tools within a highly regulated environment

• Confident using computers; familiarity with SAP and Microsoft Office is a plus
• Strong communication and problem-solving abilities, with the capacity to work independently
• Collaborative team player with a flexible work approach
• Physically capable of light lifting
• Primarily available for day shifts, with occasional flexibility to support full coverage
• Open to completing required training

Please note: Applicants must have the legal right to work in the United Kingdom at time of application. This includes holding an appropriate and valid visa, if required. Unfortunately, applications from individuals who do not meet this requirement cannot be considered.