Dassault Aviation Business Services' B1/B2 licensed aircraft engineers play one of the most important roles within the company - maintaining and repairing avionics and mechanical equipment needed to ensure the aircraft operate safely and efficiently. With considerable experience and expertise, these fully-qualified professionals are trained to the highest standards of aviation technology. In addition to adhering to all EASA/FAA protocols, they oversee Dassault Aviation Business Services own stringent internal rules and regulations, as well.
Licensed AircraftEngineer
Job Description
Key responsabilities
- Supports the delivery of aircraft respecting deadlines and client's expectations, and adheres to the MOE’s safety and quality policy, as well as company’s Health and Safety policy.
- Delivers the highest standards for cabin appearance and performs agreed work scope in full compliance with approved technical publications.
Qualifications and Requirements
- Strong drive, motivation and full adherence to continuous improvement philosophy;
- Solid problem solving and organizational skills;
- Hold Type approvals and required licenses
Working for Dassault Aviation Business Services enables me to embrace my passion for aviation alongside skilled team members. The prestigious environment of the private business aviation industry provides all of us with a great opportunity to further advance our learning and technical performance, with new challenges to face every day.
Julien Lemasle - B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer GVA
How is it possible to fly? This is the question that I asked myself when I was growing up. As a radio-electrician engineer I’ve learnt about navigation, communication, avionics, electrical systems and also about hydraulics pneumatics and fuel systems. This knowledge is essential and is often called upon when undertaking troubleshooting investigations. I enjoy my job because of the diversity of tasks I get to undertake, not only working on aircraft in the hangar but also externally when running engines and performing flight tests. I like the challenges of repairing business jets to deadline so that our customers can fly without delay.
Nathalie Zanon – Radio-Electrician Engineer GVA
Working on a variety of aircraft types ensures that every day is full of new challenges and opportunities from which I can learn. These range from rescuing aircraft overseas to carrying out routine maintenance checks at Farnborough. The engineering facilities throughout the world are continually advancing and providing us with a great opportunity for career progression. Working for TAG has given me the chance to apply my passion for aviation alongside focusing my attention on the detail, both key components that will ensure that we deliver a high class product.
David Laing - B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer FAB
Testimonials
I chose to become an aircraft engineer as I have always been interested in aircraft from a young age. Originally I wanted to train to be a pilot but as that didn’t happen I embarked upon a career as an engineer as I enjoy practical work. I like carrying out tasks that can be challenging and in particular those that require good hand coordination and knowledge. It is always rewarding looking at a finished technical task and I take a great sense of pride upon their completion.
Phil Riddle – B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer FAB
