A&P/IA Mechanic | AirCorps Aviation

SUMMARY

The A&P/IA Mechanic performs and documents routine inspections and repairs, completes scheduled maintenance, and carries out any testing necessary for safety and regulatory compliance. Other duties will include supporting restoration projects as needed.

The ideal candidate has field experience, preferably in aircraft restoration or a related area, and an FAA aircraft and engine mechanic license with inspection authorization. Experience with Repair Station requirements and operations is a plus.

TO APPLY

Complete the online form or download an application form and submit with resume to jobs@aircorpsaviation.com.

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RESPONSIBILITIES

Responsible for handling aircraft
Must be able to perform aircraft maintenance and annual inspections
Must be able to demonstrate the ability to stay on budget and meet deadlines
Responsible for keeping work area clean at all times
Responsible for accurately completing all required paperwork
Must be familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within the aircraft maintenance field
Relies on extensive experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals
Performs a variety of complex tasks

REQUIREMENTS

The FAA requires mechanics working on airplanes to be certified. Requirements to be a certified mechanic through the FAA for a U.S. citizen include:

Be 18 years old or older
Be fluent in English
Meet experience requirements (18 months on airframes or powerplants, or 30 months of combined experience) or graduate from an FAA-approved school
Pass written, oral, and practical tests

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE

3-5 years in vintage aircraft maintenance or general aviation maintenance with a well-rounded background in piston aircraft

COMPENSATION

An industry-competitive package is being offered for top-notch individuals.