The Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic will be responsible for General Aviation Single Piston and Multi Piston aircraft.

Job Duties:

• Perform routine inspections, repairs, overhauls, modifications of aircraft structures, systems, power plants, and signoffs, in accordance with applicable standards/specifications and Federal Aviation Regulations.
• Reports directly to the Director of Maintenance and will assist other A&P mechanics in assigned tasks.
• Perform annual, 50-hour, and 100-hour inspections on a wide range of piston engine aircraft ensuring all airworthiness directives and airworthiness requirements are in compliance.
• Effectively interact and communicate in a professional manner with customers.
• Efficiently manage work hours and properly track labor hours for billing purposes.
• Possess a working knowledge of aircraft manuals.
• Assist the Director of Maintenance in creating maintenance estimates and/or ordering aircraft parts.
• Reliable, self-motivated, and able to deal with stressful situations and timelines while maintaining a professional and non-confrontational attitude.
• Daily maintenance activities, this is a "hands on” position.
• Ensuring proper compliance with CFRs, inspection programs, tool programs, FAA guidance/orders.
• Interaction with FAA, when required.
• Compliance with Drug Abatement programs.
• Compliance of company manuals.
• Daily Quality Control.
• Quality Control of maintenance.
• Workflow management.
• Bringing in new clients.
• Airline callouts. – additional hourly rate plus callout bonus.
• Report any identified risks to CEO.

Job Qualifications:

• Possess a valid FAA Aircraft & Powerplant (A&P) license.
• Minimum of Three (3) years' experience, prefer five (5) years, with General Aviation aircraft (single and multi-piston)
• Ability to test for and successfully obtain Inspection Authority certificate (IA testing to be paid for by company)
• Strong communication skills verbal and written.
• Obtain/maintain TSA clearance.
• Must possess a valid driver's license.