Part 145 Maintenance Technician Level II - SIGN ON BONUS

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A&P Maintenance Technicians are required to perform a range of duties and responsibilities that can differ from day to day depending on the jobs that they are assigned. This can include anything from routine maintenance work to specialized repairs. This description is for Level II technicians.

• Inspect and examine aircraft components, including de-icing systems, hydraulic systems, and landing gear, for leaks, cracks, breaks or other issues.
• Read and utilize blueprints, maintenance manuals, ATA codes, illustrated parts catalogs, service bulletins and other maintenance documents to troubleshoot and complete work assignments.
• Perform routine maintenance operations, such as the replacement of power plant and aircraft components.
• Complete all tasks in the allotted time frame and to the quality standards of our company, our customers, and the FAA.
• Promote safety within the workplace by monitoring others and yourself to guarantee all tasks are performed within the safety manual guidelines and communicate with other mechanics and supervisors to coordinate repairs and keep apprised of safety concerns.
• Order supplies, equipment, materials and parts for repairs and general maintenance.
• Keep detailed records of the inspections performed, repairs finished, maintenance procedures and ordered parts.
• Cooperates with the Safety Management System and is instrumental with corrective action plans and preventative measures.
• Performs line service functions as required.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Minimum 1-6 Years aviation experience maintaining commercial or general aviation aircraft.
• Required to specialize in one or more areas engine/airframes/electrical repair.
• Experience in aircraft structural repair, fabrication, and modification is preferred.
• Must be able to pass all requirements to obtain a Level II inspection authorization.
• Fluent in English and basic industry computer skills required
• AA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate is required
• FAA IA preferred
• CAMP/CMP tracking software experience preferred.
• Basic personal hand tools required.
• Comfortable using mathematics to solve practical problems.
• Must be able to work in and around an aviation hangar, and have knowledge of airport rules, including ramp and aircraft movement areas.
• The working environment includes the area of moving mechanical parts, equipment, and various chemicals and fumes.
• Occasional to frequent periods of lifting, pushing, or pulling over 25 to 100 pounds; frequent continuous standing, reaching, and stooping.