As generalists or specialists, aircraft mechanics are responsible for a wide range of tasks. They use their extensive knowledge of various types of aircraft or helicopters and the corresponding repair and maintenance work in a targeted manner. They are deployed wherever aircraft are being checked, repaired and serviced in strict compliance with the specifications of the manufacturers and the legislators (EASA).

Professional requirements

• EASA Part-66 B2 licence
• Good knowledge of electrical systems/avionics
• EDP skills
• Driving licence, category B

Personal requirements

• Flexibility
• Ability to work in a team, loyalty
• Sense of responsibility, readiness to assume responsibility
• Ability to work under pressure, both physically and mentally
• Helpfulness and flexibility, idealism and high level of motivation
• Absolute reliability
• Willingness to do stand-by duty (at night, at weekends and on public holidays)
• Initiative
• Ability to work independently
• Place of residence max. 60 minutes from the place of work at the Rega Center, Zurich Airport

Language requirements

• Very good language skills in German and English