Line Up Aviation is a specialist aviation and aerospace recruitment company that has been operating worldwide for more than 35 years. We work with some of the industry's best‑known companies who demand the highest standards. We are recruiting a Workshop Engineer (structures) to assist the Workshop Team Leader with mechanical and structural component maintenance/repair activities and manufacturing tasks. Job Title: Workshop Engineer (Fabrication)Location: Bournemouth, United KingdomWork Type: Permanent Fulltime, Mon‑Fri OnsiteSalary: Competitive plus a great benefits packageAssistance: Relocation Allowance Key Responsibilities

Assemble aircraft components from a kit in line with drawings and specifications using varying methods of assembly, including solid and blind riveting, bolting. Manufacture a range of metal detail components requiring some bending and detail fitting techniques, completing documentation as required and reporting any problems promptly. Understand and interpret technical drawings. Maintain/repair customer mechanical and structural components in accordance with the manufacturer's maintenance procedures. Liaise with those departments necessary to complete the tasks allocated to him/her. Carry out the tasks to the best of their ability and certify any work within the terms of their company authorisation. Ensure compliance with published company procedures. See that all test equipment used in their work is currently calibrated and recorded. Assume direct control of documentation under their control in order that they may assure themselves that all required entries are correctly recorded. Highlight any tooling requirements to the Team Leader and, if required, assist with preparation of a business case to facilitate procurement. Ensure the cleanliness and tidiness of the facility; keep equipment, tooling and employee facilities maintained within the working areas.

Experience / Skills / Qualifications

Previous experience within aircraft maintenance base/workshops is desirable; background in fabrication within other non‑aviation but regulated industries will be considered. Excellent communication skills. Good technical English (written and spoken) and basic mathematics. Self‑starter who looks for lateral solutions rather than problems. Proven history working to tight deadlines and budgetary requirements. Customer‑focused with exceptional personal and communication skills. Self‑motivated, confident, and assertive. Demonstrated capability to work within, and adhere to, a defined set of organisational values. Willingness to work shift patterns to suit business needs. Security cleared to meet current UK and ITAR requirements. Willingness to progress to Approved Workshop Engineer.

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