Aircraft Mechanic 2 Sheetmetal - A&P or FCC License(m/w/x)

Description

In this role, you will be hands-on with aircraft maintenance, focusing on assembling and repairing structural components while ensuring safety and compliance. Your day will involve troubleshooting issues, applying corrosion treatments, and maintaining detailed records.

Requirements

• •High School Graduate or equivalent
• •Five years of recent applicable aircraft maintenance experience
• •FAA A&P or FCC Elements 1 and 3
• •FAA (A&P) required with at least two years aviation maintenance experience
• •Experience within the five most recent years
• •FCC License with Elements 1 and 3 and three years aviation maintenance experience
• •Ability to obtain and maintain a US Government Security Clearance
• •Interim NACI approval required for deployment
• •Valid US Passport required for deployment to Germany
• •TESA approval qualification with five years aviation maintenance experience
• •Travel as required in support of task order
• •Experience to inspect, replace, modify, or repair aeronautical type maintenance
• •Skill in reading, applying, and interpreting technical data
• •Ability to use common hand tools and measuring devices
• •Knowledge of aircraft construction features and aerospace materials
• •Ability to provide technical assistance in aircraft structural maintenance
• •Knowledge of quality, production, and supply processes
• •Experience operating basic sheet metal shop equipment
• •Ability to climb, stand, stoop, bend, stretch, crouch
• •Ability to frequently lift parts and equipment up to 20 pounds
• •Ability to occasionally lift objects up to 50 pounds
• •Immediate deployability to potential combat areas worldwide

Tasks

• •Assemble structural parts and components
• •Perform structural repairs and modifications
• •Apply corrosion protection treatments
• •Use jigs, fixtures, forms, and molds
• •Operate metalworking equipment and tools
• •Inspect and troubleshoot aircraft malfunctions
• •Disassemble components to identify issues
• •Adjust, repair, realign, or replace defective parts
• •Incorporate authorized modifications
• •Maintain and inspect tools and equipment
• •Assess damage to aircraft structures
• •Check repairs for serviceability
• •Treat corrosion using mechanical and chemical methods
• •Store and dispose of hazardous materials properly
• •Maintain maintenance and inspection records
• •Input and analyze data in automated systems
• •Clear and close out maintenance discrepancies
• •Recommend improvements for equipment performance
• •Prepare aircraft maintenance forms and records
• •Perform additional duties as required

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