Aviation Trainer/ Instructor – Atlantic Aviation Group

Job Title: Aviation Trainer/ Instructor

Reports to: Head of Training

Location: Atlantic Aviation Group, Shannon Airport, Shannon, Co Clare

Apply: Email your up-to-date CV together with any supporting qualifications to careers@atlanticaviation.ie

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Atlantic Aviation Group

With over 60 years of experience, Shannon based Atlantic Aviation Group (AAG) is one of Europe’s leading independent aviation solution providers. The company has a strong reputation of providing customers with a complete range of solutions including aircraft maintenance & modifications, technical, engineering and design services, logistics and material solutions and international training. This reputation is built on a proud history and tradition of superior craftsmanship, technical expertise, and continuous training, which is supported by our flexible, open, and partnership-based customer relationships.

The company provides a range of aviation solutions including Part 145 Aircraft Maintenance, MAA Part 145 Aircraft Maintenance (AAG Defence Services), CAMO & Technical Services, Part 21 Design Services and EASA Part 147 Training which provides aviation training to airlines, MROs, and companies around the world.

AAG have an exceptional opportunity for a highly motivated career focused and ambitious Environmental Aviation Trainer/ Instructor seeking a role in a challenging, fast-paced and rewarding environment. Our aim as a team is to attract and develop key talent across all levels of our growing aviation business.

Duties and responsibilities are, but not limited to the following:

Essential Job Function

Develop and deliver Aviation Training programs.
Be capable and competent delivering EASA Part 66 Basic Theoretical and Workshop Practical Training modules, HF/CDCCL, Basic Metal work and Basic Sheet Metal work.
Develop, prepare and review course material for Aviation Training programs. This could include, EASA Part 66 modules, Continuation Training, Practical Training and other aviation training in line with customer needs.
Carry out practical training and assessments, in line with Part 147 requirements.
Carry out assessments / examinations in line with Part 147 requirements. Professionally conduct training, ensuring that standards and guidelines are clear to students.
Create an environment conducive to effective learning whilst ensuring the safety of all students.
Participate in / contribute to the planning of training/examination schedules and in the co-ordination of same with Customers, Authorities etc. Propose solutions/ideas to bottlenecks/issues within the training schedule.
Support the maintenance and security of examination data-bases, keeping them current and secure in line with AAG and International Standards.
Participate in reviewing the effectiveness of training and in implementing appropriate corrective, preventative or improvement activities required or agreed with the Aviation Training Team Leader / Head of Aviation Services.
Support the up-dating of our MTOE and other policies, procedures and directives and ensure courses are delivered in accordance with same.
Lead projects or programs as assigned by the Aviation Training Team Leader or Head of 147 Training.
Deliver training which will involve working away from base and outside of Ireland for long- and short-term durations.
Support other Aviation Services Teams. Deputise for the Aviation Training Team Leader.
Liaise with our customers, be an ambassador for the school. Be an exam invigilator. Be a coach, mentor and class representative to your assigned classes.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as required by the Aviation Training Team Leader and Head of 147 Training.
With additional training, deliver aircraft type training as applicable to your approval.

Candidate Requirements

Has completed a recognised Traineeship / Apprenticeship in Aircraft Structures and Composites or equivalent trade.
Being a current Structures and Composites Technician or Instructor would be a distinct advantage.
Must be prepared to pass the relevant EASA Part 66 Modules if you have not passed them already. Experience as an instructor or trainer in an EASA Part 147 environment would be a distinct advantage.
Have a good knowledge of EASA Parts 145, 147 and 66.
Have excellent verbal and written communication skills. Be a good team player with demonstrated excellent interpersonal and organisational skills.
An ability to work with customers to understand their training and development needs.
Be capable of demonstrating a very high level of instruction design and delivery skills.
Be a self-motivated, confident and independent professional, capable of being an ambassador for AAG: and Aviation Services by independently supporting students / customers at their own bases.
Be familiar with Microsoft packages. Experience in internet communication / training packages / methods of instruction would also be a distinct advantage.

Typical Working Conditions

Must satisfy and maintain the required medical standard.
Work is performed at the AAG Hangar in Shannon.
PPE is provided by AAG, and its use is mandatory in the performance of your work.
Must satisfy and maintain airport security requirements.

Core Values

Closing Date

If you feel your skills and experience meet the requirements of this position, we look forward to hearing from you!

Closing date for applications: 09/02/24

Atlantic Aviation Group reserves the right to close the role prior to this date should a suitable applicant be found.

As a growing and ambitious organisation, we are always interested in speaking to individuals about their next career move. If this is not the right position for you but you would still like to find out more about working for Atlantic Aviation Group, please contact us at – careers@atlanticaviation.ie

Equal Opportunities Employer

Atlantic Aviation Group is an equal opportunities employer. The people of Atlantic Aviation Group are the foundation of its success, and we believe that employing a diverse workforce is key to this success. As an equal opportunity employer, we will consider all suitably qualified applicants regardless of nationality, religion, ethnic origin, gender identity or expression, religion or beliefs, age, sexual orientation, or disability. We value your passion, energy, and creativeness.

One of our company values is to provide a people focussed environment with a strong sense of community, where individuals feel safe, valued, and engaged. We are committed to accommodating individuals with disabilities through our recruitment process and encourage any candidates to tell us about any adjustment requirements.

Agencies

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