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Aircraft Maintenance Storekeeper

Job Description

Aircraft Maintenance Storekeeper

Location: North-West London

Main Responsibilities:

- Logistics & Import/Export Coordination: Support import and export activities, including shipments between Part 145 sites, customer liaison, customs documentation and invoice preparation.

- Tool Store Management: Manage tool inventory, storage and database records, coordinate tool calibration, and ensure the timely preparation and delivery of tooling to maintenance teams.

- Spare Parts Management: Oversee the receipt, inspection, storage, labelling and inventory control of spare parts and consumables, ensuring materials are available to support ongoing maintenance activities.

- Purchasing & Stock Control: Liaise with the Purchasing Department to obtain quotations, order new tooling and replenish spare parts and consumables as required.

- Parts & Documentation Coordination: Ensure the accurate preparation, handling and distribution of spare parts, technical documentation and materials, including items being returned to stock.

- Site & Maintenance Support: Act as the main point of contact between the Part 145 hangar, stores and site general services, providing logistical support to maintenance teams and wider site operations as required.

- Audits & Compliance: Support internal and external audits, ensuring accurate inventory records, appropriate documentation and adherence to relevant processes and procedures.

- Skills & Experience: Previous experience in an aeronautical environment, proficiency in computer systems (including SAP), strong communication and organisational skills, a proactive approach to problem-solving, and the ability to work effectively within a team and meet deadlines.

The Ideal Candidate:

  • Previous aviation or aerospace experience.
  • Good IT skills, ideally including SAP.
  • Organised, proactive and a strong team player.
  • Must have the right to work in the UK!

Please note:

Candidates must hold a full, valid UK driving licence and have access to their own vehicle, due to the site's location and limited public transport links