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✈️ Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (LAMEs)

Mechanical & Avionics | Global Mission Aviation If you’re an experinced Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer who loves precision, problem-solving, and aircraft that must perform in tough environments… we’d love to talk to you. We’re looking for experinced engineers who are excited to pass on skills, build capability, and help national teams grow strong and independent. At Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) , every aircraft we maintain is part of a bigger story—serving remote communities where aviation is often the only lifeline.

🌍 What makes this role different?

Our aircraft operate in some of the most demanding environments in the world. Safety isn’t just important—it’s everything. We operate mainly single-engine turbine and piston aircraft, where attention to detail and deep technical expertise matter every day.

But just as important as keeping aircraft flying… is helping others learn to do the same. We’re looking for LAMEs who don’t just fix aircraft, but who also

• Enjoy mentoring and training national engineers and apprentices
• Believe in building local capability, not dependency
• Are willing to share knowledge generously and patiently
• Take joy in seeing others grow in confidence and skill

Your legacy won’t just be safe aircraft—it will be skilled people who can carry the work forward long after you’ve left the Programme. We currently have vacancies in Papua New Guinea (x2), Bougainville, Arnhem Land, Timor-Leste, & Guinea. In the hangar, our typical days usually involve inspections. Much of our work is preventative so by carrying out inspections every 100 or 200 operational hours, we are able to catch most things before they become problems. Field repairs for the occasional break down in remote locations can provide interesting logistics and problem solving challenges that add to the variety in this amazing role. In some of our larger facilities, we’re also able to take on some bigger projects too, that might involve delving into parts of an aircraft not normally opened, to replace entire avionics systems, or stripping all of the paint off an aircraft to carry out structural repairs then repaint in our new colour scheme.

• NOTE You will need to be able to obtain appropriate work permits for the country the position is based in*

🛠️ What you’ll be doing

• You’ll lead and support aircraft maintenance planning and execution, ensuring aircraft are maintained to the highest standards and ready for mission use at all times.
• You’ll champion safety and quality, contribute to audits and continuous improvement, and help strengthen a strong safety culture across the engineering team.
• A key part of your role will be mentoring and developing others—supporting trainees, national engineers, and AMEs through hands-on guidance, feedback, and encouragement.
• You’ll also continue growing professionally through CPD, training, and engagement with MAF’s global engineering community.
• From time to time, you may also support other MAF programmes internationally, bringing your expertise where it’s needed most (up to 10 weeks per year).

Please click on link for full job profile Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Why join us?

At MAF , engineering is more than maintenance, it’s mission support in motion. Your work directly enables flights that carry medical care, relief supplies, workers, and hope into some of the world’s most isolated communities. And just as importantly, you’ll help shape the next generation of aviation engineers.......equipping others to serve safely and confidently long into the future.

🌱 What we’re looking for

Essential

• Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer qualification (ICAO or equivalent)
• Completion of approved aircraft maintenance training
• At least 2 years’ aircraft maintenance experience
• Strong understanding of Human Factors and aviation safety
• Knowledge of Health & Safety principles
• Solid reasoning skills and hands-on technical capability
• Strong experince in mentoring and developing others

Desirable

• National Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence
• Turbine or piston engine experience
• Type ratings or additional aircraft/engine training

If you’re ready to combine technical excellence with meaningful mentorship and global impact, we’d love to hear from you.

Bring your tools. Bring your experience. Bring your heart for developing others. ✈️