A&P Mechanic

Aeroman•Winston-Salem, NC

About The Position

The A&P Mechanic performs aircraft maintenance tasks in accordance with the Repair Station’s approved ratings, manuals, policies, procedures, job cards, engineering orders, maintenance manuals, and other approved documents. The position is responsible for completing assigned work and related paperwork accurately and on time, communicating shift-turnover information, notifying Inspection when a task requires or becomes an RII action, and identifying and segregating removed repair station or customer components. The mechanic must maintain the tools needed for assigned tasks and account for or return tools at the end of the shift. Additional duties may be assigned. The role involves maintenance work in a combination of indoor and outdoor settings, with changing climate conditions, moderate to high noise, low to moderate exposure risk from hazardous chemicals, vapors, or materials, and work in confined spaces and at varied heights. The work requires physical capabilities including climbing, crawling, lifting and carrying items up to and over 50 pounds, and extended periods standing and walking. Employees must also be able to understand and apply complex instructions, complete detailed documentation, communicate effectively in English, and work safely and productively under tight deadlines.

Requirements

A&P certificate.
Three years of documented and verifiable maintenance experience on transport category aircraft.
Ability to perform physical activities including balancing, bending, stooping, crawling, climbing, crouching, carrying items up to 50 pounds, grasping, kneeling, lifting items weighing 50 pounds or more, pulling hand over hand, pushing, reaching above the shoulder, and repetitive motion.
Ability to sit an average of 2 hours per day, stand an average of 8 hours per day, and walk an average of 6 hours per day.
Ability to see and follow precise instructions, documents, diagrams, or blueprints; distinguish color differences; read information on computer screens or other electronic devices; and detect distinct, specific noises.
Ability to hear whether equipment or tools are operating properly, understand precise directions, and understand normal conversation.
Ability to understand, remember, and apply complex oral or written instructions and organize thoughts and ideas into understandable terminology or data.
Ability to make decisions with significant impact on the immediate work unit and monitor impacts beyond the immediate work unit.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English; follow complex instructions and guidelines; complete complex forms, documents, or reports; and communicate complex information orally.
Mechanical and analytical aptitude, effective oral and written communication, flexibility, cooperation, attention to detail, safety consciousness, and ability to meet tight deadlines and work productively in a diverse environment.

Responsibilities

Complete assigned tasks properly and on time in accordance with the Repair Station’s approved ratings and the policies and procedures in the manual.
Properly complete all paperwork related to assigned tasks.
Provide shift-turnover information to the Lead Mechanic and enter it on the NSA-MF-22 form when the Lead Mechanic is absent.
Notify Inspection when a task requires or becomes an RII action.
Segregate and identify repair station or customer components upon removal.
Maintain an adequate number and quality of tools needed for assigned tasks.
Account for all tools and/or return them to the tool room at the end of the shift.
Perform assigned tasks in accordance with job cards, engineering orders, maintenance manuals, and other approved documents.
Understand and apply the manual chapters and sections applicable to the position.
Perform additional duties as assigned.