MRO Mechanical Supervisor

Responsibilities

• Supervise aircraft technicians in the execution of maintenance, repair, and overhaul activities
• Ensure technical compliance and accurate, timely work recording in accordance with company procedures
• Plan, sequence, and distribute technical work for a small group of technicians
• Perform assembly, disassembly, and modification of aerospace vehicle components
• Conduct routine troubleshooting of complex pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical/electronic systems
• Provide advice, guidance, and mentoring to peers and trainees
• Mitigate immediate risks and escalate emerging issues or shortfalls in a timely manner
• Maintain high standards of Airmanship, Husbandry, and Health & Safety practices

Requirements

• Fluent written and spoken English
• Ability to understand and interpret technical documents, drawings, and associated publications
• Working knowledge of MAA Regulatory Articles (RA) and MAA Regulatory Publication (MRP) Part 145
• Understanding of aviation Quality Assurance (QA) and Safety Management Systems (SMS)
• Ability to obtain UK Security Clearance (SC), which requires UK residency

Preferred Qualifications

• Recognised relevant trade apprenticeship or equivalent trade experience
• Experience in commercial or defence aviation environments
• Knowledge of general aircraft maintenance processes, including Human Factors, FOD control, and COSHH
• Proficient computer skills, specifically with the Microsoft Office suite

Benefits

• Competitive salary and annual incentive plans
• Excellent pension plan and discounted BUPA Medical Plan
• 23 days annual leave plus UK public holidays and a Winter Break
• Comprehensive sickness pay: 100% for the first 26 weeks
• 4x annual salary life insurance
• Access to the Learning Together Programme for ongoing career development

About the Company

Boeing Defence United Kingdom Limited (BDUK) supports major UK programmes such as Apache, Chinook, C-17, P-8A, and E7 Wedgetail. Employing over 1,700 people, BDUK provides essential engineering sustainment, support, and training for aircraft in service with the UK armed forces.