Aircraft Maintenance Technician (NJUS)

NetJets•Columbus, OH

66d

About The Position

NetJets, the global private aviation leader for more than 60 years, provides the pinnacle of private travel, defined by a signature commitment to unwavering safety, personalized service, and reliable global access. Discover why NetJets is the ultimate career destination, offering exceptional benefits and growth opportunities. Purpose of Position The work of an Aircraft Maintenance Technician shall consist of all work generally recognized as Aircraft Maintenance TechnicianÂs work performed by or on behalf of the Company in or about its domestic maintenance bases, shops and maintenance stations, including but not limited to wing walking, checks, dismantling, overhauling, repairing, replacing, assembling and erecting all parts of aircraft, aircraft engines, instruments, electrical systems, heating systems, hydraulic systems and machine tool work in connection therewith. Aircraft Maintenance Technicians must hold such valid licenses as are required by the Federal Aviation Regulations to fulfill their duties as Aircraft Technicians.

Requirements

High School
FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P)
0-2 years of experience
Ability to read, write, understand, and speak fluently in English.
Ability to qualify for required security clearances, access permits, and badges
Ability to meet the physical demands of the job
Valid driver's license
Airframe and Power Plant (A and P) Mechanic Certificate
2 years' experience exercising A and P certificate, Bachelor's Degree in Aviation Maintenance Technology or equivalent from an FAA-accredited program, or two years of experience as an Aircraft Maintenance Technician and successful completion of a trade test; provided, an employee who qualifies through service as an Aircraft Maintenance Technician and trade testing shall be subject to a 180 day competency review period instead of a 90 day competency review period

Responsibilities

The work of an Aircraft Maintenance Technician shall consist of all work generally recognized as Aircraft Maintenance Technician's work performed by or on behalf of the Company in or about its domestic maintenance bases, shops and maintenance stations, including but not limited to wing walking, checks, dismantling, overhauling, repairing, replacing, assembling and erecting all parts of aircraft, aircraft engines, instruments, electrical systems, heating systems, hydraulic systems and machine tool work in connection therewith
Aircraft Maintenance Technicians must hold such valid licenses as are required by the Federal Aviation Regulations to fulfill their duties as Airline Technicians
Lead Aircraft Maintenance Technicians must be capable of performing inspection work assigned to their crews.