AST is seeking to recruit a Hangar Technician to join its busy Training Team which
supports a business that is developing and delivering Part 66 Training to the Next
Generation of Aviation Professionals.

Approved Theoretical and Practical training takes place at Perth Airport within AST's
Training Hangar and other classroom, workshop and office facilities.

The Hangar Technician will be required to monitor and oversee the training facilities
and associated equipment and ensure they remain fit for purpose to deliver the
required training.

In addition, the Hangar Technician will have a key role to support the delivery of
training to students at Scone.

The role is Scone based but will require routine travel to AST's training facilities on
the UHI-Perth Campus. Opportunities for travelling within the UK do exist and a Full
UK driving licence is essential for this position.

Applications are invited from individuals with experience of facilities management,
and full training will be provided.

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Full Time, Permanent
35 Hours per week
Salary: £27,504 per annum

Air Service Training (Engineering) Ltd, more commonly referred to as AST, has been
providing aeronautical engineering training to the world's Airlines, Maintenance
Organisations and Military for over 90 years, in which time it has developed a
reputation for innovative, effective and high-quality training to meet client needs.

AST is EASA and UK CAA Part 147 Approved to offer courses and examinations to
meet the requirements of the Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence in most sub categories of the EASA Category A & B group, which includes Piston and Turbine
Aeroplanes, Turbine Helicopters and Avionics.