Aircraft Mechanic Number 2

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Ryanair Engineering Delivered by PAM Ireland Ltd has an exciting opportunity for Aircraft Mechanics to join our team in our facility at Hangar 5, Shannon Airport. Reporting to the Check/Zone Supervisor, the successful candidates will join a team of highly skilled staff, contributing to the safe maintenance of a fleet of 600+ aircraft for one of the world's largest and most successful airlines. This role provides an opportunity to work in a fast-paced, evolving environment, offering significant growth potential in the aviation industry. Key Accountabilities and Responsibilities: Responsible for the completion of routine and non-routine aircraft maintenance tasks. Ensuring aircraft documentation is completed and certified in accordance with the MOE and company procedures. Responsible for maintaining a safe and clean work environment at all times. Adherence to all company procedures, regulations, and safe working practices Carry out any other tasks as reasonably required by the Check/Zone Supervisor. Maintain awareness and ensure best practices are observed for Health and Safety and Human Factors. Knowledge, Skills and Experience: A recognised apprenticeship or traineeship within the aircraft industry is essential. Previous hands-on heavy maintenance experience along with extensive knowledge of base maintenance activities. Experience in working as an aircraft mechanic on Boeing 737 NG / MAX is desirable. Excellent communication skills and strong attention to detail Good Computer literacy with experience and knowledge of Microsoft Word, excel etc. Flexible approach to work in a fast-changing environment This role is Shift Work. Day Shift 7am-7pm and Night Shift 7pm-7am. 12-hour rotating shift of 5 on / 3 off, 4 on / 4 off. You will work 2,080 hours per annum, averaging 40 hours per week.