Would you like to be part of the most international company in the world? Do you want to make a difference? Then join our team. The European Air Transport Leipzig GmbH (EAT) officially commenced operations at Leipzig/Halle Airport as an aircraft maintenance operation and registered cargo airline in the spring of 2008.

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It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of DHL Group and is part of the DHL Express business division. In collaboration with DHL Air Austria and DHL Air UK Ltd., EAT covers the largest part of the European DHL network.

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EAT at a glance:

\n\n55 nationalities from all continents\nOwn state-of-the-art Aviation Training Center\n35 own aircraft, Airbus and Boeing\nHangar size over 22,000 sqm\nOver 3 million parts in our aircraft maintenance warehouse\n\n

For more information about European Air Transport, please visit: European Air Transport Leipzig - Hub Leipzig - Deutschland (dhl.com)

\nWHY SHOULD YOU WORK WITH US\n

Working at a Great Place to Work® for the globally most awarded TOP employer of 2023 in a environment with international colleagues right at the airport.

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What you should know:

\n\nCollective agreement-based contract with salary increases every 2 years\nRelief time - of up to 5 additional vacation days\n\n

Your development:

\n\nOpportunity for career development within the company\nRegular trainings \nLanguage courses (German, English)\n\n

Your benefits:

\n\nHealth insurance supplement with a generous budget\nCompany-supported Kindergarten\n24/7 employee subsidiary Cantina and complimentary beverage supply\nJob tickets & Deutschland-ticket, with free 24/7 shuttle between the Schkeuditz S-Bahn station and EAT Leipzig\nJob bike, including e-bikes\nParking spaces, including free electric charging stations\nDiscounted flight tickets for personal use\nFree gym and sports courses on our LEJ campus\nCompany events\nVisa-Sponsorship\n\n

YOUR TASKS\n

Monitoring and maintaining airworthiness in 24/7 operation, as well as ensuring punctual flight operations from a technical point of view.Ensuring compliance with all aviation regulations (LBA/ EASA) and other approved EAT internal procedures (such as MOE, CAME) or those of the respective operator.

\n\nSingle Point of Contact for the managed fleets; permanent overview of the technical status, reporting of the status, notification of acute changes to relevant departments and technical support for the operators. \nMonitoring of ongoing and planned maintenance in the +72 hours area at all stations. \nExamination of incoming maintenance documentation including release of the aircraft (CRS). \nAcceptance of the aircraft for flight operations (according to process description - active handover to flight operations). \nExamination, consideration and approval of the deferral of complaints and scheduled maintenance, as well as the monitoring of the corresponding entries in the MIS. \nContinuous monitoring of deferred complaints and those that cause operational restrictions for the operation. \nSupport of the support departments (e.g., Engineering, STP, AV, Logistics, Troubleshooting) to make the aircraft available to the network as quickly as possible. \nCommunication with the aircraft crews in case of technical problems to ensure reliable operation and avoid delays or cancellations. \nSupports the \"Daily Planner\" in planning aircraft routes and coordinating maintenance activities, so that the aircraft is operational within the planned schedule and is available to the DHL network. \nEnsuring solution-oriented communication between all departments involved in the troubleshooting process (AOG Recovery). \nSenior Coordinator is always able to provide information on ongoing AOGs. \nQuick restoration of airworthiness ensured by effective coordination and monitoring of the AOG situation. \nExamination and release of short-term requested A/C changes. \nInformation to the maintenance operation if there are changes in the area of flight planning. \nTracking and maintenance of technical delays. \nCoordination and support of third-party activities as needed at the external stations. \nAssumption of special tasks, participation in cross-departmental projects as well as in the further development of internal processes.\n\nYOUR PROFILE\n\nCompleted studies and several years of relevant professional experience or holder of a Part 66 CAT B1 or CAT B2 license for aircraft maintenance \nAt least three years of experience in the field of aircraft maintenance \nKnowledge of aviation laws (EASA, LBA regulations), airworthiness and operational procedures during flight operations \nKnowledge of aircraft maintenance intervals, maintenance planning and the management of maintenance work \nA model entry relevant to EAT or comparable \nFlexibility, excellent interpersonal skills, problem-solving and decision-making, effective communication \nHigh resilience and ability to assess problems in stressful situations and make timely decisions \nStructured approach in a complex environment while maintaining priorities \nExcellent English skills, both spoken and written \nKnowledge in MS Office and programs like AIMS, TRAX, AMOS, Netline is desirable \nService readiness and customer-oriented behavior \nDetermination, punctuality \nWillingness for job-related further education \nSuitability for shift work\n\n

\nBECOME PART OF THE TEAM\n

If you are interested, we look forward to receiving your meaningful application documents via our online system. Your contact person is Magdalena Brockmann, reachable at +49 (0) 341/ 4499 1774.

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