EASA Aircraft Mechanic

Dübendorf \| 80-100% What you can contribute <br /> • Perform, using technical documentation in English, maintenance and repair work, inspections, modifications, and failure analyses of mechanical and electromechanical aeronautical systems (line maintenance+) • Carry out inspection and service work on aircraft, before, between and after missions (towing, refueling, cargo loading and unloading, hand-over and return of the aircraft by the crew) • Provide support as a supporting mechanic for engagements in Switzerland or abroad, whether for PC-7-Team demonstrations, flights for swisstopo or for the STAC, or training missions • Actively participate in the rescue standby service and undergo targeted training to assume the function of mission leader of the rescue standby service • Ensure knowledge transfer as an instructor in technical courses and assume administrative tasks of the operations competence center <br /> What makes you unique <br /> • CFC as an aircraft mechanic or similar basic technical training (four years) • Ideally, holder of an EASA Part 66 aircraft maintenance license (category B1) • Precision, sense of responsibility, flexibility and teamwork; pleasure and motivation to undertake a large number of tasks in the field of aeronautics • Category B driving license (if possible also C/E), good knowledge of IT tools (MS Office/SAP) • Very good knowledge of one or more official languages, level A2 in English • If possible, basic military instruction <br /> In a few words Exciting, varied. Each day brings its share of new challenges: sometimes routine inspections in the hangar, sometimes interventions with SWISSTOPO or missions abroad to support aerial operations. Whether on PC-6, PC-7, Twin Otter, Beechcraft B300C or Challenger 604, at the Dübendorf air base, you work on a unique fleet and contribute significantly, thanks to your expertise, to the operational availability of the Swiss Air Force. Today and in the future. As an engagement base of the Swiss Air Force, the Emmen/Dübendorf Air Base Command is responsible for the FA systems on its sites and has the mission of operating and maintaining military aircraft (with or without crew). Join us and become a strong link in this technical and dynamic discipline that is aviation. What we offer <br /> • Working for Switzerland We are committed to the success of the Swiss model and to the well-being of the population. • Diversity in everyday life We ensure equal opportunities, which allows us to deploy our skills and express different points of view. • Health at work We assist and advise our employees on all matters related to physical or mental health. All benefits (https://www.stelle.admin.ch/stelle/fr/home/bundesverwaltung/ihre-vorteile-auf-einen-blick.html) <br /> Your commitment to security and freedom The Operations Command (cdmt Op) is responsible for all operations and all military engagements of the Swiss Army. The cdmt Op includes notably the Air Force, the Land Forces, the four territorial divisions, the SWISSINT competence center, the Special Forces Command as well as the Military Police. Approximately 40 % of the some 2500 employees are employed in the civilian sector, from engineers to analysts to aircraft mechanics. The Swiss Army employs more than 9000 employees in four military professions and approximately 200 civilian professions, across 110 sites throughout Switzerland. It also ensures succession by training apprentices in more than 30 trades. Additional information Working for the Swiss Army makes sense and involves many advantages. More information at armee.ch/avantages (https://www.vtg.admin.ch/fr/avantages). Placement agency files will not be considered. Questions about the position Thomas Schmid Head of Maintenance and fixed-wing aircraft flight service +41 58 46 02428