Aircraft Mechanic ALSS - NAWDC GT

Amentum•Fallon, NV

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Aircraft Mechanic-Aviation Life Support Services (PR) performs organizational, intermediate and limited depot level maintenance to include inspection, operational test, repair, modification and troubleshooting on all assigned aircraft, components and equipment. Applies advanced technical knowledge to solve complex problems and to provide technical assistance, guidance and instruction to other employees as needed. Interprets IETMS, Maintenance Instruction Manuals, and Company directives to perform maintenance. Installs and removes cartridge actuated devices and propulsion actuated devices. Packs, unpacks, preserves and maintains parachutes and seat survival kits. Repairs, fits, maintains and preserves pilots’ personal equipment. Issues and receives aircrew survival equipment. Initiates and updates checkout/return records. Assembles, places in service and performs calendar inspections on oxygen mask assemblies, survival vest, helmets and other related safety/survival equipment. Performs aircraft conditional and special inspections of installed safety/survival equipment. Identifies and treats corrosion. Briefs and debriefs aircrew on use and condition of survival equipment. Maintains foreign object damage (FOD), hazardous waste, and tool control programs.

Requirements

Qualified PR “A” School graduate or Air Force school graduate IAW COMNAVAIRFORINST 4790.2 Series.
Minimum of three years within the last five years practical experience at the organizational or intermediate level.
Experience in corrosion detection, treatment and prevention.
Qualified according to their field of expertise and the level of maintenance assigned.
Recent experience with F-18A-F, EA-18G, E-2C, MH-60S aircraft.
High degree of expertise of aircraft systems.
In-depth knowledge of applicable maintenance/technical manuals, publications, instructions and special tools and test equipment.
Familiarity with operational capabilities and limitations of aircraft systems.
Prior military personnel must present a member 4 DD214 with an Honorable character of service discharge.
Customer oriented.
Must be able to obtain and maintain a US Secret Government Clearance.
US Citizenship is required to obtain a Secret Clearance.
Possess valid State Driver's license.
High School diploma

Nice To Haves

Formal/Specialized Training or Equivalent
Hazardous Waste Communication Training
FOD and TCP Awareness Trained
Security Clearance Awareness Training
COMNAVAIRFORINST 4790.2 Program Awareness
ISO 9001-2000 Program Awareness
OOMA/NALCOMIS Trained
ESD Trained
Support Equipment Operator’s License
Collateral Duty Inspector (as directed)
Egress System Checkout
Non-Nuclear Ordnance Explosive Handling Certified
Plane Captain Qualified
Aircraft Towing Certified
Aircraft Brake Rider Certified
Operational Risk Management (ORM) Training
Fuel Surveillance Trained
Thorough working knowledge of the detection, prevention and treatment of corrosions

Responsibilities

Performs organizational, intermediate and limited depot level maintenance on aircraft, components and equipment.
Applies advanced technical knowledge to solve complex problems and provide technical assistance.
Interprets technical manuals and company directives to perform maintenance.
Installs and removes cartridge actuated devices and propulsion actuated devices.
Packs, unpacks, preserves and maintains parachutes and seat survival kits.
Repairs, fits, maintains and preserves pilots’ personal equipment.
Issues and receives aircrew survival equipment.
Initiates and updates checkout/return records.
Assembles and inspects oxygen mask assemblies, survival vests, helmets, and other safety/survival equipment.
Performs aircraft conditional and special inspections of installed safety/survival equipment.
Identifies and treats corrosion.
Briefs and debriefs aircrew on the use and condition of survival equipment.
Maintains foreign object damage (FOD), hazardous waste, and tool control programs.