Skilled Workers / Licensed Engineers B2, Avionics

Role Summary

Heli-One (Norway) AS is seeking technicians for the position of Skilled Worker/Licensed Engineer, B2. This position is permanent full-time and based in Stavanger, Norway.

The position will report to the Airframes Supervisor.

 At Heli-One Norway AS, we take pride in having the strongest avionic expertise in the helicopter maintenance industry. Our highly skilled team is at the forefront of cutting-edge upgrade, modernization, and modification programs for helicopters operating in a wide range of roles—from search and rescue to offshore transport and military missions.

Responsibilities

• Participate in scheduled maintenance on helicopters and equipment

• Implement modifications and service bulletins on helicopters

• Fault finding and rectification

• Support our Design Organisation with research and development related to modifications

• Comply with quality assurance requirements

• May perform other duties as assigned

Qualification & attributes

• Skilled Worker/Trade certificate Avionics

• Basic knowledge of aircraft systems and aircraft maintenance

• Preferably EASA P-66 AML B2 and/or EMAR P-66 License

• Preferably experience with AS332/EC225/S92/AW139/AW101

• The ideal candidate should show initiative and ability to work with a great degree of independence

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills in both Norwegian and English

• Excellent co-operation skills

Heli-One is world leader in rotor wing maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) with decades of expertise supporting a wide range of helicopters. Our global support network includes base maintenance; line maintenance; component and engine repair and overhaul; and Engineering and Design within our facilities in Vancouver, Canada; Stavanger, Norway; and Rzeszow, Poland.

Through our experience in helicopter maintenance and excellent relationships with OEMs, we provide unique support options that cover the full range of helicopter MRO and support services. Heli-One’s solutions are aimed at minimizing aircraft downtime, decreasing cost and increasing operational agility.