Jet Engine Mechanic

Safran Aircraft Engine Services Brussels is a subsidiary of Safran Aircraft Engines, based at Brussels Airport (Zaventem, Belgium), specialized in the inspection, maintenance and repair (MRO) of the advanced LEAP jet engines that power the latest generation of the Airbus A320NEO & Boeing B737MAX narrow body families. The company is a key player in the integrated CFM international MRO network. With more than 75 years of experience, and up to 20 international Part 145 certifications (EASA/ FAA/ CAAC/ …), Safran Aircraft Engine Services Brussels is recognized as a worldwide center of expertise in the air transport industry. More than a 100 airlines, lessors, private aircraft operators and MRO partners have entrusted their engines to our company. We employ over 300 highly skilled, passionate and enthusiastic employees.

As part of our growth (RAMP UP) of LEAP engines, we are looking for a Jet Engine Mechanics to strengthen our teams.

Safran est un groupe international de haute technologie opérant dans les domaines de l'aéronautique (propulsion, équipements et intérieurs), de l'espace et de la défense. Sa mission : contribuer durablement à un monde plus sûr, où le transport aérien devient toujours plus respectueux de l'environnement, plus confortable et plus accessible. Implanté sur tous les continents, le Groupe emploie 92 000 collaborateurs pour un chiffre d'affaires de 23,2 milliards d'euros en 2023, et occupe, seul ou en partenariat, des positions de premier plan mondial ou européen sur ses marchés. Safran s'engage dans des programmes de recherche et développement qui préservent les priorités environnementales de sa feuille de route d'innovation technologique.
Safran est la 1ère entreprise du secteur aéronautique et défense du classement « World's Best Companies 2023 » du magazine TIME.

Motoriste aéronautique depuis plus de 110 ans, Safran Aircraft Engines, conçoit, développe, produit et commercialise, seul ou en coopération, des moteurs pour avions civils et militaires.

As a Jet Engine Mechanic you will carry out the dismantling, assembly and testing of engines to ensure their airworthiness. After training with an experienced colleague:

- You will take charge of the entry of the engine into the workshop and report any defects or damage;
- You dismantle and assemble the various modules;
- You prepare and test the engines, following the production schedule;
- You work in compliance with quality, safety and environmental requirements;
- You participate in projects to improve the test process;
- You fill in the documents on your activities for traceability purposes;
- You report possible anomalies in the work instructions and suggest improvements.