Job Description

ph3Overview /h3pNorse Atlantic Airways is a low-fare, long-haul airline headquartered in Norway, transforming intercontinental travel with affordability and convenience. We connect bucket-list destinations in the United States, including New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, Las Vegas, and Orlando to key cities across Europe. We also connect travelers to remarkable locations like Cape Town and Bangkok. /ppFounded in 2021, we are an ambitious, and fast-growing company in the aviation industry, driven by a commitment to innovation and excellence. /ph3Role /h3pAircraft Maintenance Mechanic is an important position in the Technical Operations department and will be integral to building up the team’s capabilities as we move through Norse\'s start-up phase ready for take-off in 2022. Joining Norse at this early phase means you will be heavily involved in the shaping of the Company’s operational capabilities. As Norse grows and evolves you can expect to have the opportunity to get involved in different tasks, including more responsibility and promotion opportunities, within the Operations team. The position will report to Production Manager /ph3Responsibilities and duties /h3ulliPerform maintenance tasks on the Norse Boeing 787 Fleet and other Airline Customers /liliEnsure that the completed tasks are being recorded correctly onto the worksheets and the time recording is accurate /liliEnsure the allocated task is complete with the allotted time scales /liliMaintaining facilities to an acceptable standard. /liliEnsure the effective completion of any delegated tasks during maintenance activities /liliTo ensure that a safe and just culture is encouraged in the workplace. /liliPerform day to day station work /li /ulh3Required qualifications and certifications /h3ulliDriver license class B /liliExperience from Line Maintenance or Base Maintenance activity, preferred on Boeing 787 /liliClean criminal record, resident five years or more in an EU or EFTA state /li /ulh3Preferred /h3ulliAMOS Experience /liliHold a EASA Part 66 is preferred, but not a requirement /liliDocument studies from a approved P-147 organization /liliHold a “certificate of apprenticeship” (fagbrev) within Aircraft systemstructures or Avionics /li /ulh3We offer /h3ulliThe possibility of being part of a great team, working together to build one of the most exciting new airlines /liliAn informal and positive work environment /liliCompetitive benefits /li /ulh3Team Norse values /h3ulliBe inclusive /liliTake ownership /liliShow kindness. /li /ulpstrongDeadline: /strong /ppWe will review applications on a rolling basis. If you have questions about the position, you are welcome to send an email to: /ppPlease note: you have 2 days from submission to edit your cover letter before it can no longer be changed. /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr