Aircraft mechanic jobs are available in diverse contract types, including:

• aircraft mechanic job – permanent: in a permanent position, you work for the same employer indefinitely. This contract type gives you job security and a steady income.
• aircraft mechanic job – temporary: in a temporary position, you work for the same company for a fixed period. It helps you expand your aircraft mechanic skills without a long-term commitment.
• aircraft mechanic job – contract: in a contract role, your work duration is stipulated in the employment agreement. This is a good way to determine if you enjoy working as an aircraft mechanic for a particular organisation.
• aircraft mechanic job – full-time: in a full-time position, you work traditional office hours or on a shift schedule, giving you a regular work routine. Full-time aircraft mechanic contracts can be on either a fixed, temporary or permanent contract basis.
• aircraft mechanic job – part-time: in a part-time position, you cover for other employees. This gives you a chance to grow your skills while enjoying a flexible schedule since you work only a few hours a week.

Aircraft mechanic jobs involve inspecting, maintaining and repairing aircraft. As an aircraft mechanic, your job revolves around ensuring the airworthiness and safety of aircraft, including helicopters and aeroplanes. The nature of the role requires meticulous work and attention to detail to improve aircraft reliability and in-depth knowledge of aircraft systems.

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If you are interested in becoming an aircraft mechanic, a university degree or an apprenticeship is a great place to begin. For information on the qualifications and relevant education needed for the role, see the ‘education and qualifications’ section of our aircraft mechanic job profile.

To become an aircraft mechanic, you require a foundation degree or a higher national diploma in engineering. While general engineering courses give you the skills and knowledge necessary for the job, a diploma in aerospace and aviation engineering or a specialist course in aircraft maintenance prepares you for the role.

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