
Ryanair Engineering are currently recruiting for a Safety Engineer to join the Base / Heavy Maintenance teams working exclusively on Ryanair Group aircraft.
To support the strengthening of Safety Management System (SMS) principles and local ownership of safety, we are seeking a licensed B1or B2 Engineer to act as the focal point for occurrence investigation at base level in Heavy Maintenance.
This role sits within the maintenance organisation, reporting to the Base Maintenance Manager, ensuring that Engineering Safety Reports (ESRs) and occurrences are investigated by competent, operationally experienced personnel. The role works in close collaboration with the Safety Department to ensure consistency, quality, and regulatory compliance.
The safety engineer shall have access to all levels of management and production to complete their duties.
The ideal candidate is an experienced, proactive engineer with strong analytical capability and a commitment to continuous safety improvement.
Please note, this role can be based across any of the Heavy Maintenance sites with the successful candidate being employed locally at the chosen site
Please submit all resumes in ENGLISH only.
Key Responsibilities
You will play a central role in maintaining and improving the Safety Management System (SMS), including:
Essential Requirements
Desirable (Training Can Be Provided)
Given the role can be based at one of 6 different sites the final compensation and benefits will be inline with the chosen location

Ryanair Holdings plc, Europe’s largest airline group, is the parent company of Ryanair DAC, Lauda, Buzz and Ryanair UK.
Carrying 160m+ guests p.a. on over 3,000 daily flights to/from 225 airports. Plan to carry 225m+ guests p.a. by 2026.
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