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The sky’s the limit…..AMS Group’s Aviation business is growing and aspiring to be the regions leading sovereign Maintenance and Repair Organisation (MRO) / Approved Maintenance Organisation (AMO) for Aeronautical Life Support Equipment (ALSE) including droppable systems, escape slides, rafts, and life jackets.   · Revenue – We’re looking to double revenue in 2025 and grow further beyond that. · Staff – We’re growing our pool of specialist Technicians, Trainees, and Trades Assistants. · Locations and Facilities – We’re expanding our remote work and looking at additional dedicated facilities and assets. · OEM’s and Partners – We’re now supporting more OEM’s/Partners than ever and looking for more. · Service – We’re building our service catalogue and establishing better SLA’s. · Components – We’re working towards servicing more components. · Engineering – We’re working towards achieving Authorised Engineering Organisation (AEO) status for several clients and systems. · Logistics – We’re improving or capability towards contemporary through life Integrated Logistics Support (ILS).      AMS Group‘s ALSE capability is underpinned by the following certifications: · EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency Part 145. · Civil Aviation Safety Authority Part 145. · U.S. Department of Transportation (DoT) Cylinder Test Station. · ISO 9001 Quality Management. · ISO 14001 Environmental Management. · ISO 450001 OHS Management System. AMS Group safeguard and support Australia’s (and Asia-Pacific’s) critical infrastructure and provide mission critical services and solutions in the technology, infrastructure, security, marine pilotage, marine operations, and search and rescue domains. Poseidon Sea Pilots and Access Datacom are proud AMS Group companies. #technology #security #pilotage #aviation #shipping #maritime #maintenance #infrastructure #assetmanagement #marineservices #vts

Empowering the Next Generation of Aviation Professionals At Compass Aviation Group, we're passionate about the future of aviation. A recent article from Aviation Week (https://lnkd.in/eHngM5wi) sheds light on a critical challenge facing our industry: the growing need for skilled aviation maintenance technicians. The Challenge: By 2027, North America alone is expected to face a shortfall of 43,000 technicians. Globally, the demand is even more staggering, with an estimated need for 690,000 new technicians over the next two decades. Our Commitment: At Compass Aviation Group, we believe in the power of innovation and the spirit of collaboration. We're committed to supporting initiatives that open doors for new talent in aviation maintenance. From competency-based training to inclusive recruitment strategies, it's our mission to ensure a vibrant and skilled workforce for the future of aviation. Why It Matters: The aviation industry is more than just a sector; it's a community. By supporting new entrants, we're not only addressing a critical workforce gap but also empowering a new generation of professionals who bring fresh perspectives, diverse skills, and a shared passion for aviation. 🤝 Join Us: We invite you to read the article and join us in this crucial conversation. Let's work together to inspire, educate, and support the next wave of aviation professionals. The sky's the limit when we all contribute to nurturing talent! #aircraftmaintenance #aircraftmechanic #aircraft #airbus #boeing #airlineindustry #airlinenews

The aviation sector sees annual growth, presenting diverse opportunities for career development in various capacities. Numerous aviation careers offer the chance to explore different parts of the world, engage with diverse individuals, and contribute significantly to flight safety and design. Conversely, certain roles are location-specific, a favorable option for those with family or other commitments limiting travel. Within this thriving industry, an array of career paths caters to different interests and professional aspirations. From pilots ensuring the safety of flights to aerospace engineers innovating in aircraft design, each role plays a crucial role in the sector's seamless functioning. Maintenance technicians, air traffic controllers, and aviation management professionals contribute to operational efficiency, while flight attendants enhance the passenger experience. Additionally, safety inspectors, meteorologists, security personnel, and individuals in airline sales and marketing add further dimensions to the industry. Whether navigating the skies as a pilot, ensuring aircraft systems' integrity, or contributing to strategic management, aviation professionals have opportunities to explore the world, contribute to flight safety and design, and, for those seeking stability, find community in roles tied to specific areas within the dynamic aviation field. #galaxyaerosgh #space #spaceexploration #spacenews

AviNation - We've been on the scene for six (6) years this past July. Yes, we reach youth to inspire. To do so we work with skilled and caring industry leaders throughout the United States and beyond. Yes, recruiters too! If any of our contacts on LinkedIn know of a person to fill this position, please share. Or if you are the one, please apply. Let us know when you secure the position too. One International Aerospace Manufacturer recently said that AviNation did not need to be in touch with their Chairman and CEO because he does not get involved with the things that we do. Since there is a need for more pilots, A&P Mechanics, engineers, and maintenance recruiters AviNation will continue to attract, educate, and empower youth. We do this with current industry leaders in all disciplines. Of course, our quarterly magazine reaches conservatively 100,000 readers in print and digital. Our E-Newsletter reaches over 70,000 educators monthly. Plus, we reach over 3,300 FBOs alone (A BACK COVER Advertisement is ideal here, or a Cornerstone Front Page one too)! #aviation #aerosapace #USA #workforcedevelopment #leadership #HR #recruiters #avinationusa

The aviation sector sees annual growth, presenting diverse opportunities for career development in various capacities. Numerous aviation careers offer the chance to explore different parts of the world, engage with diverse individuals, and contribute significantly to flight safety and design. Conversely, certain roles are location-specific, a favorable option for those with family or other commitments limiting travel.Within this thriving industry, an array of career paths caters to different interests and professional aspirations. From pilots ensuring the safety of flights to aerospace engineers innovating in aircraft design, each role plays a crucial role in the sector's seamless functioning. Maintenance technicians, air traffic controllers, and aviation management professionals contribute to operational efficiency, while flight attendants enhance the passenger experience. Additionally, safety inspectors, meteorologists, security personnel, and individuals in airline sales and marketing add further dimensions to the industry. Whether navigating the skies as a pilot, ensuring aircraft systems' integrity, or contributing to strategic management, aviation professionals have opportunities to explore the world, contribute to flight safety and design, and, for those seeking stability, find community in roles tied to specific areas within the dynamic aviation field. #galaxyaerosgh #space #spaceexploration #spacenews

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My son will graduate in May and start college in the Fall. Many of his friends are planning on careers in aviation. He has one friend that is getting his pilot’s license, several friends going the Aerospace Engineering route, and my son is considering following my footsteps to be an A&P. This got me thinking of the shortages plaguing the industry and how it’s nice to see this generation interested in aviation. As an aviation professional, what advice would you give the next generation of aviation professionals? What are the pros and cons in the field? What is a normal day for your job title? What is the starting pay for your job title in your neck of the woods? If you don’t recommend aviation, why and what would you have done instead? They need to know the nitty gritty of the industry, not what a random website tells them about the job outlook. Looking for input/advice from pilots, A&P’s, management, air traffic controllers, engineers, NDT, DARs/DERs, etc.

The process of helping Aero-engineers to further their careers seemed like an easy task when I started. I had over 30 years experience in the industry almost all of it training at some level or another. So what is the fuss? The Aim: Take an aircraft engineer who speaks language 'X' and make the functionally competent in the English language. Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing. In their speciallised subject. Time to smell the coffee! And, to get them to at least a level of language proficiency where they can undertake the whole maintenence process successfully. Read a defect sheet; understand the aircraft maintenance manual; carry out the maintenance competently (they are competent and probably qualified) and complete the required documentation. The process of making the engineer functionally competent in a second or third language turns out to be both fascinating and complicated. So on with the journey. It is indeed a road less travelled. If you wish, I'll keep you updated.

What are the main differences between B1 and B2 Aircraft Engineers 🛠️ B1 and B2 aircraft engineers refer to different specialties within the field of aviation maintenance. Here are the main differences between B1 and B2 aircraft engineers: Scope of Work B1 Aircraft Engineer: B1 engineers are responsible for maintaining and repairing mechanical systems on aircraft. They handle tasks related to the airframe, engines, electrical systems, and hydraulic systems. B1 engineers focus on the structural and mechanical aspects of an aircraft. B2 Aircraft Engineer: B2 engineers, on the other hand, specialize in avionics systems, which include electrical and electronic systems, instruments, communication equipment, and navigation systems. They are trained to diagnose and fix issues related to aircraft electronics. https://hubs.li/Q029p-DT0 #aviationjobs #aviationcareers #aviationdaily #recruiting #pilots #aviationindustry #b1licensedengineer #nowhiring #jobopportunity #recruitment #cabincrew #flightattendant #flightcrew

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