Aircraft Maintenance Technician (G500/G280)

Job Description

About the Company Jet Aviation Staffing has supported leading aviation companies since 1983, attracting and placing top talent across crew, maintenance, support, management and executive roles. Working on behalf of external customers, the team applies extensive standards to recommend the best talent and match each candidate to the right career opportunity. Role Overview Maintain aircraft in excellent working order. Inspect, repair and perform preventative maintenance while complying with regulations and company policies. Key Responsibilities Carry out aircraft troubleshooting, maintenance and repair in accordance with applicable regulations, manufacturer's instructions and company policies. Assess mechanical, electrical and hydraulic systems, accurately diagnosing issues. Maintain accurate aircraft maintenance records by properly documenting and completing required forms, computer entries and logbook entries. May wash aircraft exteriors or clean interiors; assist pilots on arrival and departure. Inventory and maintain supplies, parts and tools. Maintain a clean, organised work environment and adhere to safety policies. Demonstrate a service excellence attitude in all aspects of the job. Licences & Qualifications FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Certificate. High school diploma or equivalent required. Experience At least three years of aviation maintenance, diagnosis and repair experience, accurately diagnosing and repairing routine issues. Experience using computerised diagnostic equipment to assess operating system functionality. Experience diagnosing and repairing aviation mechanical, electrical and hydraulic systems. Experience on G500/G280 required. Requirements Demonstrated knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations and of aviation mechanical systems. Ability to interpret mechanical drawings, read repair and maintenance manuals, and accurately diagnose, repair and maintain aircraft, tools and equipment. Ability to grasp the operation of an aircraft's systems and solve routine issues. Knowledge of the proper storage and use of chemicals, detergents and paints. Ability to read, write, understand and speak English. Willingness to work a number of evenings every month, beyond standard 8-5 hours. Working Conditions Work is generally performed in a hangar, with a need to work outdoors in all weather conditions. Mechanics often work under time pressure to maintain flight schedules. Ability to work in confined spaces and at heights, often standing, lying or kneeling in awkward positions and occasionally in precarious positions such as on scaffolds or ladders. Frequent lifting or pulling of objects weighing more than 70 pounds. Noise and vibration are common during engine testing, so ear protection is necessary. What We Offer Likely pay range of $55.00-$60.00 per hour. This is not a guarantee of compensation; the hourly wage is set based on experience, geographic location and possibly other requirements. The customer offers a competitive benefits package including health coverage and a 401(k) plan.

Requirements

• Carry out aircraft troubleshooting, maintenance and repair in accordance with applicable regulations, manufacturer's instructions and company policies.
• Assess mechanical, electrical and hydraulic systems, accurately diagnosing issues.
• Maintain accurate aircraft maintenance records by properly documenting and completing required forms, computer entries and logbook entries.
• May wash aircraft exteriors or clean interiors; assist pilots on arrival and departure.
• Inventory and maintain supplies, parts and tools.
• Maintain a clean, organised work environment and adhere to safety policies.
• Demonstrate a service excellence attitude in all aspects of the job.
• FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Certificate.
• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• At least three years of aviation maintenance, diagnosis and repair experience, accurately diagnosing and repairing routine issues.
• Experience using computerised diagnostic equipment to assess operating system functionality.
• Experience diagnosing and repairing aviation mechanical, electrical and hydraulic systems.
• Experience on G500/G280 required.
• Demonstrated knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations and of aviation mechanical systems.
• Ability to interpret mechanical drawings, read repair and maintenance manuals, and accurately diagnose, repair and maintain aircraft, tools and equipment.
• Ability to grasp the operation of an aircraft's systems and solve routine issues.
• Knowledge of the proper storage and use of chemicals, detergents and paints.
• Ability to read, write, understand and speak English.
• Willingness to work a number of evenings every month, beyond standard 8-5 hours.
• Work is generally performed in a hangar, with a need to work outdoors in all weather conditions.
• Mechanics often work under time pressure to maintain flight schedules.
• Ability to work in confined spaces and at heights, often standing, lying or kneeling in awkward positions and occasionally in precarious positions such as on scaffolds or ladders.
• Frequent lifting or pulling of objects weighing more than 70 pounds.
• Noise and vibration are common during engine testing, so ear protection is necessary.
• Likely pay range of $55.00-$60.00 per hour. This is not a guarantee of compensation; the hourly wage is set based on experience, geographic location and possibly other requirements.

Benefits

• The customer offers a competitive benefits package including health coverage and a 401(k) plan.