We’re
recruiting
Can you make a positive difference to our BMAA
members?
What can we offer
Hybrid working, including some
flexibility in choosing when and where to work.
Split between working remotely
(at home), on-site at our modern BMAA HQ and off-site at locations and
airfields throughout the UK.
Chance to be a part of a
dynamic, experienced and capable team at an exciting time.
Opportunities for expansion
into other areas, such as flight safety and aircraft certification.
Competitive Salary depending
upon experience.
Training and mentoring and
support will be given.
We have the following roles currently available at the
BMAA.
Chief Inspector
Following the promotion of the
existing Chief Inspector to a Senior role in our technical team this is an
exciting opportunity to lead and manage change at a unique time in a rapidly
evolving area of the sports aviation sector.
The role of Chief Inspector
(CI) is vital to the success of the BMAA and its fleet of member aircraft. You
need to be passionate about Microlight flying and ensuring that our members are
flying safely in their aircraft and adhere to high standards of air worthiness.
This is a particularly
exciting time to join the team as the fleet continues to diversify and grow,
the current systems need upgrading and improving to reflect these changes.
Design Approval Engineer
Are you an experienced airworthiness or Design Approval
Engineer looking for an exciting new challenge?
Or even a graduate aerospace/nautical engineer looking to enter
the world of aviation?
The British Microlight Aircraft Association (BMAA) is
currently working with some of the most exciting new designs of microlight
aircraft in the UK and we are always expanding in an everchanging industry.
We are looking to expand our Technical Team, with engineers
that will be working on initial and ongoing aircraft airworthiness. We are open
to recruiting graduate, junior and senior engineers depending upon their
experience.
Safety Officer
This is a vital post contributing to the safety of our members and ensuring the BMAA is promoting safe flying to all its members.
We know that without a practical link between our flight safety promotion activities and the world of flight training, information gathered that can help improve flight safety tends to become isolated and often the opportunity to pass on is lost.
To effectively fill the gap the ideal candidate will be someone with experience
in microlight flight training, aviation safety and an ambition to raise
standards.
