Aircraft Maintenance Technician – SECOND Shift

GE Aerospace•Fort Worth, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Fuel your career where precision meets purpose. As an Aircraft Maintenance Technician, you’ll be the go-to expert turning complex engine challenges into safe, quick-turn solutions—diagnosing issues, performing line maintenance, and executing shop repairs that keep aircraft engines ready to fly. If you take pride in craftsmanship, thrive in a fast-paced environment, and are driven by safety and quality, this role puts you at the heart of the action.

Requirements

Minimum High School diploma / GED
Federal Airframe and Power Plant Mechanic (A&P) license required.

Nice To Haves

Large commercial engine repair: Minimum 6+ months hands-on experience; prior GE On Wing Support co-op/internship a plus.
Product expertise: Experience on LEAP, GE90, CFM56, CF6, CF34, and/or GEnx platforms.
Line and module work: Proven capability in line maintenance, engine changes, module removal/installation, and LRU R&I with proper tooling and torque control.
Problem solving and communication: Strong diagnostic mindset, clear communicator across shifts and functions; escalates early to protect safety and quality.
Growth mindset: Demonstrated curiosity and adaptability to new tools and technology; committed to continuous learning.
Quality and compliance: Track record meeting first-pass quality and minimizing escapes; works to FAA/EASA Part 145 and internal Quality Procedures.
Customer focus: Delivers to plan, supports quick-turn commitments, and represents the team professionally on- and off-wing.
NDT proficiency: Level II experience in Ultrasonic, Eddy Current, and Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform maintenance and repairs on GE/CFM aircraft engines to the highest standards of safety and quality.
Partner closely with the planning team and CVG inspectors to execute business priorities and meet delivery commitments.
Interpret and follow the applicable Aircraft Maintenance Manual and Engine Shop Manual procedures with precision.
Apply strong working knowledge of Quality Procedures and FAA/EASA Part 145 requirements; operate in compliance with the Repair Station and Quality Control Manual and all applicable regulations.
Maintain a clean, organized, and audit-ready work area; perform supplementary shop and housekeeping duties as needed.
Take ownership of assigned tasks and projects—plan, execute, and follow through to completion with accountability.
Work second shift as your regular assignment with the potential to support the field.
Complete initial training on first shift for your first 6 months.