Aircraft Maintenance Technician

Intermountain Health

2d•$38 - $58•Onsite

About The Position

The Aircraft Maintenance Technician II applies comprehensive knowledge and expertise to perform maintenance, repairs, and logistical coordination of moderate to expert complexity for fixed- and rotor-wing aircraft. The position works closely with aviation maintenance staff and leadership to perform duties in accordance with Intermountain policies and procedures, FAA regulations, and manufacturer recommendations. The position is based at Cortez Air Base in Cortez, Colorado, and is scheduled for 40 hours per week. The hourly range is $38.37–$58.38, with the actual rate dependent on experience.

Requirements

Hold a current FAA Airframe and Power Plant certificate.
Demonstrated experience working as an airframe maintenance technician, lead technician, or aircraft maintenance supervisor.
Skills in aircraft maintenance and repair, technical interpretation of manuals and schematics, intermediate computer use, troubleshooting, attention to detail, analysis, decision-making, multitasking, and communication.
Ability to lift items weighing up to 25 pounds.
Ability to see and read information, labels, and monitors, identify equipment and supplies, and assess customer needs.
Ability to communicate and understand spoken information, alarms, needs, and issues quickly and accurately.
Manual dexterity to manipulate complex and delicate equipment precisely, including frequent use of computers, phones, and cable setups.
Ability to use a full range of movement to transport, pull, and push equipment; work on hands and knees; and bend to set up, troubleshoot, lift, and carry supplies and equipment, including heavy items.
For roles requiring driving, ability to drive a vehicle, including sitting and seeing and reading signs, traffic signals, and other vehicles.

Nice To Haves

At least 3 years of experience working as an aircraft maintenance technician, lead technician, or aircraft maintenance supervisor.
Factory engine and airframe training in light/medium helicopters, turboprop fixed-wing aircraft, or transport-category jet aircraft.
Bachelor’s degree in an aviation-related field.

Responsibilities

Perform intermediate-complexity maintenance on rotor- and/or fixed-wing aircraft systems and components at the home base and satellite locations.
Troubleshoot and repair rotor- and/or fixed-wing aircraft using effective and efficient techniques.
Apply knowledge of complex regulatory requirements related to aircraft maintenance.
Work autonomously with little supervision in a fast-paced environment and complete work in a timely manner.
Schedule, coordinate, and complete scheduled maintenance and inspections; may be required to complete RII inspections.
Document, maintain, and complete aircraft records in accordance with FAA and Intermountain requirements.
Track aircraft inspections, component due times, and task completion in a computer database.
Maintain company-owned special tools and equipment in good working order and ensure calibration requirements are met.
Assist, as requested, with transporting equipment and supplies, including medical equipment.
Maintain current knowledge of trends and developments in aviation.
Coordinate scheduled and unscheduled events with Maintenance Control.