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Luton
1 week ago
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Job Title: Material Controller
Location: Luton
Employment Type: Permanent
Shifts: 5/5/4 shift pattern (12 hour day shifts, flexible earlies and lates until 11pm)
Benefits:

  • 7% Employer Contribution Pension
  • 3x Life Assurance
  • Private Healthcare & Private Dental
  • Free Eye Tests & Vouchers Towards Glasses
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Employee Referral Programme
  • Cycle to Work Scheme
  • Buy & Sell Annual Leave
  • Salary Sacrifice Scheme
  • Enhanced Loyalty Leave
  • Holiday Perks
    About the Role
    The responsibility of this role is to ensure the station is compliant with internal & external regulatory requirements regarding the receipt, storage and issue of aircraft parts and equipment whilst maintaining cost effective stock management.
    Key Responsibilities
  • Ensure all material received is undamaged, the correct quantity and accompanied by correct release documentation.
  • Ensure stock levels are correctly maintained.
  • Return unserviceable material to airlines in good time, preventing any potential charges to the business.
  • Ensure shelf life of components/material & tooling are not exceeded
  • Collection and delivery of items from/to suppliers, couriers and security as required
  • Issue of material to engineers whilst maintaining the QUANTUM/AMOS system
  • Comply with all internal/external audit requirements
    Candidate Requirements
  • Previous Stores experience
  • Must be fit and able to deal with heavy/bulky items.
  • Willing to assist at other locations when requested.
  • Right to work in the UK
    Why Work with JMC Aviation?
    At JMC Aviation, we specialise in aviation recruitment across engineering services and training to airlines, MROs and OEMs, leasing and asset management companies, and component overhaul organisations. With deep industry knowledge and a global network, we match the right talent to the right roles — contract or permanent.
  • Industry-leading compliance support
  • Fast onboarding and documentation assistance
  • Dedicated recruitment consultant
  • Placements across the globe
  • Extensive experience and knowledge of the aviation sector
    How to Apply
    Submit your up-to-date CV, along with copies of right to work documents
    Compliance & Equal Opportunities
    JMC Aviation is committed to equal opportunity and diversity in the workplace. All applicants will be considered based on merit, qualification, and business need, regardless of age, gender, nationality, or background. We operate in full compliance with global aviation recruitment regulations.
    GDPR
    In applying for the above position and sharing your personal data with JMC Aviation Limited, you acknowledge that your personal data will be processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy (found on our website)

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