Aircraft Mechanic MRO

Description

• Assist with troubleshooting and repairing aircraft hydraulic-mechanical systems to the component level, for example, hydraulic system, ECS, anti-ice systems, emergency pneumatic systems, primary/secondary flight control systems, baggage compartment leak rate, and oxygen system
• You can operate ground support equipment
• Support other areas in functional testing, troubleshooting, and repairing mechanical components as problems arise
• Assist other employees in the performance of their duties within area(s) of qualification
• Adhere to General Work Requirements
• Perform functional tests simulating ground and flight conditions on aircraft mechanical systems, for example, hydraulic system, environmental control system (ECS), anti-ice systems, emergency pneumatic systems, primary/secondary flight control systems, baggage compartment leak rate, and oxygen system
• Weigh aircraft to obtain empty aircraft weight
• Service various aircraft systems, for example, hydraulic systems, high pressure air/nitrogen/oxygen systems, alcohol anti-ice system, refrigerated air system, and ground support equipment per applicable aircraft model
• Assist with jacking and moving aircraft and/or equipment to next station
• Analyze hydraulic fluid for contamination on applicable aircraft models and ground support equipment
• Inspect, identify, and repair aircraft parts, components, and systems located in close-out areas
• Troubleshoot and repair aircraft hydraulic-mechanical systems to the component level, for example, hydraulic system, environmental control system (ECS), anti-ice systems, emergency pneumatic systems, primary/secondary flight control systems, baggage compartment leak rate, and oxygen system
• Assemble and install aircraft components, for example, fitted parts, sheet metal assemblies, component racks and batteries, and crew and slave equipment
• Complete aircraft paperwork and prepare aircraft for turn to flight
• You can operate ground support equipment to simulate ground and flight conditions
• Modify aircraft systems and airframe in accordance to engineering specifications

Requirements

• You can read system schematics
• You have 5 years of experience working on aircraft final assembly and system installation, which must include 1 year experience on Bombardier aircraft models
• Background Check & DOT Drug Screen: This step involves conducting a comprehensive background check, which includes reviewing criminal history, and other relevant records. Additionally, a Department of Transportation (DOT) drug screening will be carried out to ensure compliance with federal regulations for safety-sensitive positions
• You have thorough knowledge of safety and operating procedures for power-on aircraft
• You are able to troubleshoot, modify, and/or repair mechanical aircraft systems and airframe
• You are able to recognize potential electrical hazards in order to prevent injury to self or others
• You hold working knowledge of electrical aircraft systems
• You can achieve sufficient technical qualifications to acquire product verification certification
• You hold thorough knowledge of mechanical aircraft systems
• You can read and interpret engineering documents
• You have working knowledge of safety and operating procedures for power-on aircraft
• You have basic knowledge of electrical systems
• You are able to obtain and renew certifications
• You can adjust electrical switches per applicable systems
• You are able to obtain CFC certification

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance