Technician
Heathrow
Technician
Heathrow
International airport offering passenger services
Be at the core of Heathrow’s Hold Baggage System (HBS), where you’ll play a vital role in maintaining and optimising the specialist screening equipment that keeps airport operations running smoothly.
In this hands-on position, you’ll apply a broad, multi-skilled approach across mechanical, electrical, electronic, and IT disciplines, including networks, computer systems and Linux systems. Your expertise will be essential in ensuring the reliability and performance of critical assets within a high-demand, fast-paced setting.
You’ll be responsible for delivering both planned and corrective maintenance, while also contributing to continuous improvement initiatives, project delivery, and asset replacement programmes that enhance operational efficiency and resilience.
Working within a forward-thinking and innovative environment, you’ll collaborate with a dedicated team focused on safety, performance, and excellence, supporting the seamless operation of one of the world’s busiest airports.
Salary: £46,345 plus £6,624 shift allowance. Shift pattern 4 on [2 days, 2 nights -12 hour shifts] and 4 days off. Please note this role requires CTC clearance which require candidates to have resided in the UK for the past 3 years.
Examples include a Level 3 EAL or City & Guilds (C&G) NVQ in one of the following areas:
Please note that standalone qualifications, such as BTECs or degrees, are not considered equivalent to a practically assessed NVQ. Therefore, they will not be accepted unless supported by a relevant NVQ qualification.
Heathrow Airport in London operates as a major international air hub, handling flights, terminals, and passenger services for millions yearly. It offers schedules, terminal information, and passenger assistance, along with amenities. The airport generates revenue from passenger fees, retail concessions, parking services, and property rentals. Its business model centers on managing vast terminal and flight operations, revenue from both travel-related services and commercial activities, and ongoing investments in community engagement and environmental sustainability. Heathrow distinguishes itself by its size and global reach, strategic location, and broad mix of services and facilities that support both leisure and business travelers. Its goal is to serve as a critical hub for global travel and commerce while delivering a seamless travel experience and contributing to local communities and sustainability initiatives.
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