A&P Mechanic

Textron•Mesa, AZ

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The A&P Mechanic performs licensed maintenance work on Textron Aviation aircraft at the Mesa Service Center. The role involves diagnosing and repairing jet and turboprop multiengine aircraft, performing inspections and modifications, and preparing aircraft for flight and delivery. The mechanic uses knowledge of engines, airframes, mechanical systems, and components to maintain aircraft in a safe, airworthy, and reliable condition. The position also includes preparing accurate written maintenance records and guiding lower-classification helpers.

Requirements

High school education or equivalent.
A&P license required. In lieu of an A&P license, a DD214 may be reviewed for eligibility for company-sponsored technical certification and future license achievement; on-the-job training hours (MOS/NEC/AFSC) must be reviewed and evaluated by the FSDO.
Minimum of 5 years of diversified jet and/or turboprop modification, 100-hour, and annual service experience as an A&P Mechanic.
Experience in a customer service facility performing aircraft inspections and repairs.
Knowledge of arithmetic, blueprints, specifications, jet airframe and engine principles, and aircraft mechanical systems.
Ability to obtain and maintain an Airport Security Badge through the local airport authority, if applicable.

Nice To Haves

Over 10 years of experience is preferred.
Recognized as a proven subject matter expert, including in Textron fleet aircraft.

Responsibilities

Diagnose malfunctions and perform disassembly, rework, repair, replacement, reassembly, or adjustment of aircraft systems and components.
Inspect, correct, or replace aircraft assemblies and systems, including landing gear, air conditioning, pressurization, turbochargers, and optional equipment installations.
Repair or replace engine components and accessories, including carburetors, fuel control and injection systems, air bleed systems, oil and fuel pumps, starter/generators, and hydraulic and vacuum pumps.
Perform 100-hour, annual, and progressive inspections in accordance with FAR 43, and carry out modifications to aircraft systems and structures.
Perform minor upholstery repairs and touch-up paint work.
Prepare clear, concise, and accurate written entries in logs and inspection reports, and complete parts identification, issue, and return documents.
Conduct functional checks, engine test runs, instrument tests and alignment, preventive maintenance, rigging, throttle synchronization, and stop setting.
When required, observe mechanical systems during flight and troubleshoot issues for in-shop repairs.
Use measuring and testing instruments and hand tools to repair and modify aircraft systems or assemblies.
Guide and instruct one or two lower-classification helpers for 50% or more of the time.
Perform work in accordance with current practices and high safety standards to maintain aircraft airworthiness and reliability.