Responsibilities of the Entry Level Mechanic

• Open and close aircraft panels
• Assist with the interior work (removing panels, carpet, seats, etc.)
• Any other entry level work the customer requires to be done including cleaning
• All training is provided

Skill: Sheetmetal Mechanics

Duration: Long term

Location: Lake City, FL

Aircraft: Boeing and Airbus

Description:

• Effectively communicate with and assist Aircraft Engineers in the development of repair solutions and modifications for transport category aircraft.
• Fabricate parts and assemblies.
• Inspect, overhaul, repair, modify, and troubleshoot airframe parts, systems, and components.
• Follow all applicable specifications to accomplish a specific task.
• Maintain a clean and safe working environment.
• Perform work within estimated hours.
• Follow all safety procedures and specifications.
• Execute all required paperwork in connection with assigned normal duties.
• Use and operate ground support equipment, as applicable and if qualified, in a safe manner.
• Work with little or no supervision and accomplish assignments with little or no rework.
• Assist other employees in the performance of their job assignments through coaching, counseling, and guidance.
• Interface effectively with members of management, other departments, and co-workers.

Contractors will be assisting the customer with C Checks on commercial aircraft. 

The Structures Lead is a mechanic who is a working member of his/her crew and is charged with the responsibility of leading, directing, assigning, and approving the work of the other members of the crew. Structures Leads are selected for their technical skills with due consideration for their ability to lead people and accept responsibility.

• Ensure all aircraft parts/components removed from an aircraft in work that are to be routed to all applicable shops are documented by a valid service order and operations number with the work scope properly identified.

• Responsible for his/her own work and the work of his/her assigned crew and ensure all work is performed within estimated hours.

• Ensure crew members are professionally trained and qualified.

• Check work of AMTs prior to Inspection buybacks.

• Maintain and track budgets as set by the Business Planner or Production Planning Supervisor, communicating problem areas, and resolving any conflicts or discrepancies.

• Schedule work for assigned crew.

The Interior Lead Mechanic is responsible for ensuring that the people assigned to their crew complete their tasks safely, in full compliance with all manuals and procedures while maintaining quality and productivity standards.  

• Ensure that every person assigned to a job has the correct work instructions, tools, PPE and applicable references available and is familiar with what is required to complete the task.
• Assure proper documentation for work performed by assigned employees, reflecting the status of the job
• Review work performed by assigned technicians prior to submission to inspection for acceptance.
• Provide an accurate and complete turnover to next shift lead and supervision for proper visit tracking

The Lead Mechanic is responsible for ensuring that the people assigned to their crew complete their tasks safely, in full compliance with all manuals and procedures while maintaining quality and productivity standards. 

• Ensure that every person assigned to a job has the correct work instructions, tools, PPE and applicable references available and is familiar with what is required to complete the task.
• Directly oversee the work performed by any individuals who are unfamiliar with the methods, techniques, practices, aids, equipment, and tools used to perform any maintenance, preventive maintenance, or alterations
• Verify qualifications of assigned employees to ensure only properly trained and qualified employees are assigned to each task
• Review work performed by assigned technicians prior to submission to inspection for acceptance.
• Work maintenance tasks as time allows and be involved in significant events (ie. Eng removal/install, FLT control removal/install, acft jacking/down-jacking, ACFT weigh jobs, ACFT movement, etc.)

Skill: A&P Mechanic

Duration: Long term

Location: Greensboro, NC

Description:

• Perform scheduled and unscheduled inspections, maintenance, and repair of airframe and powerplant systems and components per acceptable methods, techniques, and practices
• Document work performed in accordance with Regulatory and Repair Station Manual (RSM) / Quality Control Manual (QCM) policies and procedures
• Identify, protect, and preserve piece parts and articles undergoing maintenance in accordance with Repair Station Manual (RSM) / Quality Control Manual (QCM) and company policies and procedures.
• Ensure parts, products and materials that are installed meet regulatory requirements.
• Perform assigned work in a safe effective manner while practicing good housekeeping in accordance with company and regulatory requirements.

• Must be able to perform intermediate/heavy maintenance tasks with minimal or no supervision
• Must be able to perform flight control and engine throttle rigging.  
• Must be able to use the FAA approved data proficiently (ie IPC, M/M, OHM, SRM).  
• Must be able to perform excellent quality work.  
• Document maintenance performed on required forms.  
• Must have current A&P license and minimum 4 years of commercial Boeing experience.  
• Must be able to read and comprehend English.

Skill: Primary Inspector

Duration: Long term

Location: Greensboro, NC

Description:

• Inspecting aircraft and components by obtaining and interpreting work cards, reviewing inspection requirements scope and detail, completing visual inspection of aircraft areas opened by AMTs including but not limited to fuel tanks, empennage, cargo areas, under floor area, fuselage skin, engines, pylons, wings, flight control surfaces, flight decks, and landing gear.
• Ensuring all assigned primary inspections are properly completed in compliance with established policies and procedures and corresponding inspection records and reports.
• Identifying non-routine work on aircraft systems operations, including but not limited to, engine performance, pneumatic / hydraulics, pressurization, air conditioning, electrical, fuel, and flight controls. Identifying location of discrepancies by using fuselage body stations and butt lines. Interpreting and ensuring compliance with all maintenance manuals including Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins, and Fleet Campaign Directives.

Skill: Interior Mechanic

Duration: Long term

Location: Lake City, FL

Aircraft: Boeing and Airbus

• Fabricate parts as required
• Layout and perform interior reconfigurations and repairs.
• Follow all applicable specifications to accomplish a specific task.
• Maintain a clean and safe working environment.
• Execute all required paperwork in connection with assigned normal duties.
• Interface effectively with members of management, other departments, and co-workers.