Aircraft Mechanic II (Flightline)

Amentum•Kaneohe, HI

About The Position

The Aircraft Mechanic II performs organizational-level maintenance on MV-22 aircraft, including troubleshooting, inspection, removal, repair, replacement, and installation of aircraft components. Work may focus on airframe/hydraulics, flightline/drive systems, or avionics. Depending on specialty, components may include displays and avionics systems, wiring, generators, navigation and communications equipment, engines, gearboxes, rotor hubs, compressors, blades, auxiliary power units, fuel systems, drive shafts, flight controls, landing gear, hydraulic systems, actuators, and structural or composite components. The mechanic documents maintenance actions accurately in accordance with applicable publications and procedures, including the 4790.2 series, IETMS, schematics, Technical Directives, and Standard Operating Procedures. The role includes conducting scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and inspections, operating support equipment, completing work-order documentation and final inspections, and assisting with the training of other mechanics and enforcement of workplace safety standards. This position is located in Kaneohe, Hawaii. V-22 Osprey experience is preferred.

Requirements

Four years of actual and recent systems experience.
Advanced knowledge of the NALCOMIS reporting system for reporting and documenting discrepancies and repairs during maintenance and inspections.
Advanced knowledge of Naval Aviation Maintenance Publications, including the 4790.2 Series and IETMS, for troubleshooting and repairing malfunctions and discrepancies.
Previous CDI qualification required; must complete the CDI qualification syllabus within 90 days of employment.
Must be able to obtain and maintain T3 Secret-eligible status and a DoD Public Trust or Secret clearance as required, and receive a CAC for base access and military websites.
U.S. citizenship is required for the specified clearance and government access.
Must supply personal tools; specialty tools will be provided.
Ability to perform physical tasks necessary for assigned maintenance.

Nice To Haves

MV-22 Osprey experience.
MV-22 CDI experience.
Qualifications or experience in CDI, APU, BFWS, EWIS, Tow Driver, Hydraulic Contamination, Tire and Wheel, and support equipment as directed.

Responsibilities

Perform scheduled, unscheduled, phase, calendar, conditional, and special inspections in accordance with Maintenance Requirement Cards, IETMS, Technical Directives, and Maintenance Control assignments.
Remove, repair, inspect, troubleshoot, reinstall, and replace aircraft components and assemblies using approved manuals, procedures, schematics, blueprints, and Maintenance Control direction.
Maintain and troubleshoot systems and components including Blade Fold Wing Stow systems, drive systems, flight-critical components, engines, gearboxes, environmental systems, flight controls and surfaces, slip rings, FADECs, WIAs, BFCUs, and CMS.
Calibrate avionics systems, subsystems, and related organizational-level components and assemblies as required.
Remove, inspect, troubleshoot, reinstall, and replace aircraft hydraulic components and assemblies in accordance with approved maintenance documentation and Maintenance Control direction.
Perform structural and composite repairs in accordance with applicable manuals and Standard Operating Procedures.
Complete final inspections and work-order requirements, including final signatures, in-process documentation, and accurate removal and installation documentation for non-flight-critical components.
Operate support equipment for work-center operations, including flightline maintenance and maintenance of installed aircraft systems, components, and equipment.
Assist with and train Mechanic Is and IIs in organizational-level maintenance and troubleshooting, testing, and repair of unusual maintenance problems.
Assist in training personnel and enforcing workplace safety standards.
Read and interpret maintenance manuals, schematics, service bulletins, technical data and directives, engineering data, and other specifications to determine repair or replacement methods.
Work collaboratively and productively to support maintenance and administrative operations.
Perform other duties as assigned in support of mission requirements.
Perform the physical tasks necessary to accomplish assigned maintenance.
Accurately document maintenance actions in accordance with applicable publications and procedures.