Seeking a Wheels and Brakes Workshop Mechanic to join my client in West Sussex on a permanent basis.
This role would suit someone who is physically fit (it’s a strenuous role), who has a passion for taking apart/reassembling bikes, cars, etc. and who is a competent user of tools.
Previous hands-on employment in an automotive/agricultural or similar role could be suitable.

Role:                            Aircraft Wheels and Brakes Workshop Mechanic
Salary:                         £27,000 - £30.,000 DOE
Contract:                     Monday – Friday – 08:00 – 16:30
Location:                     North of Brighton (own transport essential due to location)

Main responsibilities

• Full disassembly of aircraft wheels.
• Initial test and disassemble of aircraft brakes
• Dismounting of aircraft tyres from wheels
• Technical cleaning of all wheel and brake components with the use of workshop machinery.
• Operation of the paint removal machines.
• Reassembly of wheels, mounting of aircraft tyres including torquing, inflation, and pressure testing.
• Reassembly of brake units, function testing and fault isolation.
• Reading and understanding of component maintenance manuals and following technical instructions.

Ideal candidate profile:

• Have a mechanical background with a methodical approach to assembly/disassembly.
• Good hand eye coordination.
• Basic hand tool knowledge.
• Enjoy a fast paced and changing environment.
• Fluent oral and written English with good communication skills.
• GSCE pass in English and Maths or equivalent.
• Already holds eligibility to work in the UK without restrictions. No sponsorships can be provided now or in the future.

If you are interested in applying for this position and you meet the requirements, please apply immediately.

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