Morson Talent are recruiting for a Maintenance Control Centre (MCC) Engineer to join a leading aerospace programme at RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire.

Pay: £40.00 per hour Umbrella / £29.89 per hour PAYE Location: RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire Contract: 12 months

Shift is 5,5,4

The role: As an MCC Engineer, you will act as the single point of contact for the deployed fleet, providing technical and scheduling advice and monitoring aircraft serviceability. You will be central to coordinating recovery efforts, liaising across maintenance, logistics, and planning teams to ensure the continued readiness of the fleet.

Key Responsibilities:

Act as the focal point for fleet serviceability and operational reporting

Lead recovery of AOG aircraft at Main Operating Base and deployed locations

Liaise with Logistics, Fleet Tasking, Availability Management, and Short-Term Planning teams

Monitor Minimum Operational & Safety Equipment List (MOSEL) and Acceptable Deferred Faults (ADF) to ensure compliance

Coordinate with Pt.145 Line Supervisors regarding readiness and maintenance progress

Escalate issues affecting aircraft availability, engaging senior stakeholders where required

Enact Business Continuity and RAF Crash & Disaster Plans in the event of a major incident

Provide operational priorities and daily status briefs to leadership and stakeholders

Contribute to ISERs, notices to crew, fleet tasking, technical queries, and AMTAC requests

Manage concession rectifications, interval extensions, and cannibalisation approvals

Maintain competence in line with aircraft developments and organisational requirements

Skills & Experience:

Ideally hold an EASA Pt.66 licence, or equivalent relevant experience

Strong knowledge of aviation standards including SFAR-88, EWIS, and Human Factors

Proficiency in IT systems such as SharePoint, Q-Pulse, MDS, and other local databases

Fluent spoken and written English

Previous military aviation experience desirable but not essential

Security Requirements: Applicants must be capable of achieving UK Security Clearance (UKSC) and be eligible under UK export control regulations.

This is a pivotal role at the heart of operations, ensuring the safe, timely, and efficient delivery of aircraft availability in a demanding environment