Aircraft Maintenance Technician

Job Description

Role Overview The Aircraft Maintenance Technician performs preventive maintenance, repair, modifications and other maintenance of aircraft, components and related equipment in accordance with standards and regulations. Key Responsibilities Perform preventive maintenance, repair, modifications and other maintenance of aircraft, components and related equipment, complying with 14 CFR, manufacturers' specifications, the GMM, company policy and procedures, and other methods accepted by the FAA and OSHA. Perform maintenance mechanic duties in all areas inside and outside the hangar as well as at the airport terminal. Troubleshoot all aircraft systems and execute maintenance work orders. Use the tools, equipment and test apparatus necessary to complete work in accordance with accepted industry practices; verify that all calibrated tooling is current on its calibration before use and that materials and parts used are serviceable. Verify that each part or component is effective for the aircraft on which it will be installed. Adhere to material handling and control procedures specified in the GMM and by equipment manufacturers, and initiate material requests. Evaluate the area and equipment to be used to ensure safety is not compromised before performing any maintenance action, applying safety first at all times. Maintain a clean, safe working environment throughout the work shift. Update the Supervisor on progress of work performed; review paperwork at the end of shift to ensure all work accomplished is signed for before leaving the maintenance facility; assist with shift turnover reports in accordance with the GMM. Complete all department internal company forms, maintenance records, documents and work orders, including maintenance computer system transactions as required (MEL, DMI). Provide coaching and on-the-job training as directed. Adhere to the established work schedule and participate in shift meetings and briefings as required. Submit in writing any suggested changes in operational procedures that will enhance safety and cost-effective aircraft maintenance. Access the company intranet to become familiar with and use the GMM and aircraft manuals, and ensure part effectivity is correct per aircraft. Adhere to recurrent training, including required FAA AMT training, and keep necessary licences and certification up to date. Read and acknowledge understanding of maintenance newsletters and company emails on a timely basis. Perform other duties as assigned or required. Licences & Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent with an FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) licence . Experience Preferred: previous experience as an A&P mechanic, or airline experience. Preferred: experience using a computer to look up information and input data. Requirements Possess a stable employment history. Must have and maintain a valid driver's licence and a clean driving record. Must possess the required tools. Able to work both in a team setting and individually. Able to pass an FAA required 10 year work history review and pass criminal background and fingerprint checks. Willing to submit to and pass FAA and company mandated random drug and alcohol tests. Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions and procedure manuals; write routine reports and correspondence; and speak effectively and be understood before groups of associates. Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral or diagram form, and to deal with problems involving several variables in standardised situations. Decision making: makes limited decisions and determines the best methods to solve problems by referring to established precedents and policies; impact of decisions is moderately low. Additional Information Requisition ID: JR-004869. Physical demands: able to stand, walk, use hands to finger, handle and feel, and reach with hands and arms at least 90% of the time; climb or balance, stoop, kneel, crouch and crawl up to 60% of the time; lift up to 50 pounds at least 35% of the time; lift or move 75 pounds over 70% of the time; must be able to see to perform work and to see approaching vehicles, aircraft and machinery. Work environment: work near moving mechanical parts and with fumes or airborne particles over 90% of the time; work in high, precarious places up to 50% of the time; work around toxic or caustic chemicals up to 30% of the time; withstand risk of electric shock and work with explosives up to 10% of the time; work in outdoor weather conditions inside and outside an open air hangar as well as the airport terminal up to 100% of the time; the work environment can be very loud; able to wear a respirator and protective equipment, which requires minimal facial hair to ensure proper fit under OSHA regulations; able to work nights, evenings, weekends and holidays to support 24 hour operations. Travel: able to travel up to 20% of the time, including overnight stays.

Requirements

• Perform preventive maintenance, repair, modifications and other maintenance of aircraft, components and related equipment, complying with 14 CFR, manufacturers' specifications, the GMM, company policy and procedures, and other methods accepted by the FAA and OSHA.
• Perform maintenance mechanic duties in all areas inside and outside the hangar as well as at the airport terminal.
• Troubleshoot all aircraft systems and execute maintenance work orders.
• Use the tools, equipment and test apparatus necessary to complete work in accordance with accepted industry practices; verify that all calibrated tooling is current on its calibration before use and that materials and parts used are serviceable.
• Verify that each part or component is effective for the aircraft on which it will be installed.
• Adhere to material handling and control procedures specified in the GMM and by equipment manufacturers, and initiate material requests.
• Evaluate the area and equipment to be used to ensure safety is not compromised before performing any maintenance action, applying safety first at all times.
• Maintain a clean, safe working environment throughout the work shift.
• Update the Supervisor on progress of work performed; review paperwork at the end of shift to ensure all work accomplished is signed for before leaving the maintenance facility; assist with shift turnover reports in accordance with the GMM.
• Complete all department internal company forms, maintenance records, documents and work orders, including maintenance computer system transactions as required (MEL, DMI).
• Provide coaching and on-the-job training as directed.
• Adhere to the established work schedule and participate in shift meetings and briefings as required.
• Submit in writing any suggested changes in operational procedures that will enhance safety and cost-effective aircraft maintenance.
• Access the company intranet to become familiar with and use the GMM and aircraft manuals, and ensure part effectivity is correct per aircraft.
• Adhere to recurrent training, including required FAA AMT training, and keep necessary licences and certification up to date.
• Read and acknowledge understanding of maintenance newsletters and company emails on a timely basis.
• Perform other duties as assigned or required.
• High school diploma or equivalent with an FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) licence .
• Preferred: previous experience as an A&P mechanic, or airline experience.
• Preferred: experience using a computer to look up information and input data.
• Possess a stable employment history.
• Must have and maintain a valid driver's licence and a clean driving record.
• Must possess the required tools.
• Able to work both in a team setting and individually.
• Able to pass an FAA required 10 year work history review and pass criminal background and fingerprint checks.