A&P Mechanic - Go Team, Tampa, FL

Job Description

Role Overview Repair, maintain, overhaul and troubleshoot airframes, engine systems, parts and components. The role performs 100-hour and progressive inspections as well as modification work on customer aircraft. It requires travel within the specific region; when not travelling you will work at the designated Service Center. Key Responsibilities Perform a variety of diagnostic and mechanical duties on one or more jet, turboprop and piston multi-engine aircraft models, involving diagnosis of malfunctions and the required disassembly, rework, repair, replacement, reassembly or adjustment of aircraft systems to prepare the aircraft mechanically for flight and delivery to the customer. Thorough knowledge of aircraft engines, mechanical systems and components on all assigned aircraft is required. Check, correct or replace a variety of complex aircraft assemblies, landing gear systems, air conditioning systems, pressurisation systems, turbochargers and optional equipment installations. Repair or replace engine components and accessory items such as carburettors, fuel control units, fuel injection systems, air bleed systems, oil and fuel pumps, starter/generators and hydraulic and vacuum pumps. Apply knowledge of the 100-hour, annual and progressive inspection procedures set out in FAR 43; perform modification work on aircraft systems and structures, and carry out minor upholstery and touch-up paint work. Produce clear, concise and accurate written reports in logs, inspection reports and parts identification for issue and return documents. Conduct functional checks, engine test runs, instrument tests and alignment, and the related preventive maintenance, including rigging, synchronising throttles and setting the stops. Observe the operation of mechanical systems during flight where required and troubleshoot problems for in-shop repairs. Perform duties in a manner consistent with the latest state of the art and the highest standards of safety, keeping aircraft in the most airworthy and reliable condition for customer safety. Use tensiometers, micrometers, pressure gauges, dial gauges, vacuum gauges, timing lights and a variety of hand tools to repair and modify systems or assemblies. Guide and instruct one or two lower-classification helpers 50% or more of the time. Requirements Must be able to obtain and maintain an airport security badge through the local airport authority (if applicable).

Requirements

• Perform a variety of diagnostic and mechanical duties on one or more jet, turboprop and piston multi-engine aircraft models, involving diagnosis of malfunctions and the required disassembly, rework, repair, replacement, reassembly or adjustment of aircraft systems to prepare the aircraft mechanically for flight and delivery to the customer. Thorough knowledge of aircraft engines, mechanical systems and components on all assigned aircraft is required.
• Check, correct or replace a variety of complex aircraft assemblies, landing gear systems, air conditioning systems, pressurisation systems, turbochargers and optional equipment installations.
• Repair or replace engine components and accessory items such as carburettors, fuel control units, fuel injection systems, air bleed systems, oil and fuel pumps, starter/generators and hydraulic and vacuum pumps.
• Apply knowledge of the 100-hour, annual and progressive inspection procedures set out in FAR 43; perform modification work on aircraft systems and structures, and carry out minor upholstery and touch-up paint work.
• Produce clear, concise and accurate written reports in logs, inspection reports and parts identification for issue and return documents.
• Conduct functional checks, engine test runs, instrument tests and alignment, and the related preventive maintenance, including rigging, synchronising throttles and setting the stops.
• Observe the operation of mechanical systems during flight where required and troubleshoot problems for in-shop repairs.
• Perform duties in a manner consistent with the latest state of the art and the highest standards of safety, keeping aircraft in the most airworthy and reliable condition for customer safety.
• Use tensiometers, micrometers, pressure gauges, dial gauges, vacuum gauges, timing lights and a variety of hand tools to repair and modify systems or assemblies.
• Guide and instruct one or two lower-classification helpers 50% or more of the time.
• Must be able to obtain and maintain an airport security badge through the local airport authority (if applicable).