B1 LAME - Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, Western Sydney

We are a world-leading supplier of in-flight entertainment, communication systems, and aircraft maintenance, seeking a B1 LAME Aircraft Maintenance Engineer to join our team at Western Sydney International Airport!

This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a brand-new operation at Western Sydney International Airport, commencing later this year. Working within a 24/7 rotating shift environment, this role offers genuine variety across aircraft maintenance and troubleshooting, along with the stability of joining an established global aviation company as we expand into a new location.

About Us

We are a world-leading supplier of in-flight entertainment, communication systems, and aircraft maintenance services, with Australia's head office in Alexandria, NSW, and offices across NSW, VIC, SA, WA, QLD, and NT.

What you'll be doing?

Maintaining and repairing aircraft systems: Identifying, dismantling, inspecting, testing, and repairing aircraft parts, engines, motors, electrical systems, frames, and equipment to restore functional acceptance.

Inspecting and installing electrical circuits: Carrying out inspections and installations of electrical circuits, including removal and replacement of defective line replaceable modules and cabling.

Troubleshooting aircraft systems: Performing troubleshooting and defect rectification using electronic testing equipment and other specialised testing apparatus.

Rectifying critical defects: Addressing defects, including in aircraft oxygen system components, to meet approved maintenance requirements.

Ensuring airworthiness: Attending to issues that can affect the airworthy and safe operation of an aircraft, such as frame assembly concerns.

Conducting line maintenance checks: Performing routine pre-flight checks and inspections of engines, frames, and mechanical systems for airline clients.

Maintaining accurate records: Documenting all inspections, repairs, replacements, modifications, overhauls, and maintenance using computer and bar-coding systems, and ensuring maintenance releases are properly certified.

Responding to technical log entries: Addressing defects identified during inspections and those recorded by flight crew in the aircraft technical log.

Interpreting engineering drawings: Reading engineering drawings and ensuring all repairs comply with manufacturer instructions for the Type Certificate.

Supporting communications equipment: Testing and operating airline communications equipment as part of broader maintenance duties.

Assisting with inventory: Supporting the tracking of spares inventory and preparing received parts.

Taking on other duties: Performing other reasonable related duties as assigned by the immediate supervisor or management.

Who are we looking for?

Trade-qualified engineer: AQF Certificate IV in Aeroskills or a trade certificate in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, or equivalent.

Experienced LAME: A minimum of 5 years' experience in aircraft maintenance as a Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer.

Unrestricted CASA Licence (B1): An unrestricted CASA Licence Category B1 is required, with at least one of the following type ratings: A320, A350, A330, A380, B737, B747, B777, or B787. Please note B1 licence holders perform maintenance but do not sign off on aircraft readiness, so candidates should list all aircraft type licences held, including any applied for conversion.

Regulatory compliance: Relevant academic and technical qualifications to meet regulatory licensing requirements. CASA and EASA licences accepted.

Security clearance eligibility: The ability to obtain a red ASIC and pass extensive security and background checks.

Residency status: Candidates must be Australian residents with full working rights, this role is not suitable for visa-sponsored candidates due to current visa processing timelines.

Shift flexibility: Willingness to work a 24/7 rotating roster, including weekends, holidays, and varying shift patterns based on business and client requirements (specific roster patterns, such as 3 on/2 off or 6 on/4 off, will be discussed at interview stage).

Travel flexibility: Willingness to travel both domestically and internationally, up to approximately 25% of the time.

Driver's licence: A valid driver's licence is required, given the Western Sydney Airport location.

Physical capability: Manual dexterity to work with tools, parts, and equipment, along with the ability to cope with varying environmental conditions, including noise and weather exposure.

Why you should consider this opportunity?

We offer an attractive remuneration package and other benefits, such as:

A salary range of $100,000-$150,000, including overtime penalties and licence-based pay adjustments (base salary multiplier of up to 1.3-1.58 times depending on licences held)

The opportunity to join a brand-new operation at Western Sydney International Airport from the ground up

Stability and career growth within a globally recognised aviation company

Equal opportunity employer with a genuine commitment to fair and inclusive hiring

How to apply

Ready to join this role? Click Apply now to submit your resume and answer all screening questions, including details of your aircraft type licences and work rights status.

We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds who hold the right licensing and are ready to be part of a brand-new aviation operation.

All information received will be kept strictly confidential and will be used only for employment-related purposes.