AP Mechanic Second Shift

Benefits:

Free uniforms

Paid time off

Training & development

JOB DESCRIPTION:

The Aircraft Mechanic will maintain, repair and inspect aircraft to ensure safe operations within guidelines set by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This is a safety-sensitive position and is subject to submit to pre-employment and periodic DOT regulations for drug and alcohol testing.

Troubleshoot and repair aircraft airframe, powerplant and various aircraft systems. Conduct scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Perform functional checks and operational tests. Read and interpret maintenance manuals, technical data, and work instructions. Document all work performed accurately and in compliance with FAA standards. Ensure aircraft are maintained to airworthiness standards. Follow company safety and procedures.

A successful candidate holds an FAA Airframe and/or Powerplant certificate and will have the ability to work unsupervised.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Perform troubleshooting, repair, maintenance, inspection

Perform and support scheduled and unscheduled line maintenance as required

Work in a team of mechanics and technicians

Consult maintenance manuals and specifications to identify correct operations and specifications for replacements or repairs

Identify the pilot or crew

Troubleshoot and rectify airframe, powerplant, and aircraft system discrepancies

Ensure all work and documentation comply with FAA regulations and company procedures

Perform other related duties as assigned.

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

Location in Fort Lauderdale International Airport (KFLL)

Hangar 20000 sq.ft.

Fast growing team and fleet

Quick promotion perspective

JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

FAA A&P Mechanic Certificate required, IA a plus

Must be authorized to work in the United States

Ability to work full-time

Aircraft maintenance 2+ years of experience preferred

Preferable experience and initial training for Hawker 750/800XP/850XP, Embraer ERJ 135/145, Legacy 600/650, Bombardier Challenger 600/850, CRJ 100/200, Global Xpress, XRS

Strong knowledge of aircraft systems, troubleshooting and repair methods

Thorough understanding of aircraft parts, systems, and mechanics

Thorough understanding of tools and testing methods used to ensure the proper functioning of an aircraft and its parts, systems, and mechanics

Ability to read, comprehend, and adhere to manual instructions to resolve complex mechanical issue.

Ability to access web-based online and electronic maintenance manuals

Detail-oriented with mechanical aptitude.

Ability to perform consistently under stressful conditions.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Engine run and Taxi experience

Avionics knowledge and experience

Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills

Experience performing inspections, repairs and maintenance

Aviation maintenance or MRO experience

FAA Part 135 or Part 145 background

Strong knowledge of FAA regulation and company GOM, GMM, RSM

Software CAMP, VERYON, TRAX, Smart 145, AvPro or equivalents

Willing to travel within Florida, national + international travel occasionally

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

Must be able to stand, lie and kneel in awkward positions and spaces

Must be able to perform work on scaffolding or ladders

Must be able to lift and pull objects weighing up to 70 pounds at a time

Manual dexterity and physical strength are necessary to operate tools or make an adjustments and repairs

Must have visual acuity to inspect equipment and identify defects

Must be able to hear well enough to test sounds and identify the functioning level of aircraft

Normal or corrected vision is required