Boeing UK

Aircraft Technician, completing aircraft maintenance tasks

Various different types of work day to day and it the tasks can vary depending on what is needed and required.

Day to day we would either be doing classroom based learning or in the hanger doing practical activites

Training to be able to maintain Boeing aircraft by completing different maintenance tasks supported by experienced maintenance technicians. This could involve removing panels from aircraft or completing engine inspections. Whilst working towards completin...

i am currently doing a year at college. Day starts at 8:30 and ends at 4:30. It involves multiple exams as well as PEO units. We get to work in a hanger on 2 aircrafts, the bulldog and the jetstream, as well as working on a gas turbine engine.

performing flight servicing and maintenance to Army helicopters

Preparing simulators for customer use, fault diagnosis and preventative maintenance tasks

running up, reloading and shutting down simulators planned maintenance and reactive maintenance

Currently, I study at ICAT in Barry, carrying out block learning in preparation for moving to on the job training. The block learning is a mixture of classroom work with occasional practical work in the ICAT hangar.

I am currently training to become an A license engineer in order to work on aircraft. To achieve this I have been attending ICAT where I spend my time in classrooms studying for my CAA A License exams and working on my hand skills and understanding of pro...

My day to day consists of either classroom work learning safety precautions, aircraft materials, construction and maintenance. Or completing practical's with aircraft, practicing tasks and maintenance procedures.

In the first year, we are at college where we study for the A-License modules as well as doing some practical training in an unsheltered environment. In the second and third years, we are doing on the job training where we go out to our assigned base and...

It is a three year apprentership that involves 10 months at college then 18 on On the job training

Learning the required knowledge and hand skills to work on aircraft

As an aircraft technician apprentice, I learn in the classroom for 1/3 of my apprenticeship and then the other 2/3 of the apprenticeship is learning on the job.

Maintaining fixed wing and rotor aircraft.

On a day to day basis i go to college to learn about everything to do with aircraft maintenance, we learn to pass the exams before we go to on the job training.

On a day to day basis i go to ICAT college and study different modules for my A license.

As an aircraft maintenance technician we have to repair and maintain all parts of an aircraft to ensure they remain airworthy

I am currently at ICAT and on a daily basis I am undertaking the learning and completing the exams to achieve my city and guilds and A-license qualifications.