Aircraft Mechanic III - UH-60 Quality Inspector

Tyonek Native Corporation•Annville, PA

About The Position

The Aircraft Mechanic III – UH-60 Quality Inspector provides field- and sustainment-level maintenance support and augmentation. Work includes production control, quality control, supply management, aircraft maintenance and repair, and launching and recovering aircraft before and after flight activities. The role works in specialized shops supporting fixed-base field-level maintenance and performs troubleshooting and repairs on the flight line at the PAARNG facility. The position performs inspections and provides technical assistance to help ensure aircraft, components, and equipment are safe and reliable and that maintenance complies with current technical publications, directives, and regulatory, statutory, customer, and contractual requirements. It also maintains technical publications and related records, administers aircraft weight-and-balance programs, and performs organizational- and intermediate-level maintenance. Other duties may be assigned. The role requires the ability to meet the described physical demands. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions. The employer states that it is an equal opportunity employer and a VEVRAA-governed federal contractor. The company maintains a drug-free workplace and conducts post-offer, pre-employment, and random substance-abuse testing.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Four years of verifiable UH-60 Technical Inspector experience.
More than 10 years of verifiable UH-60 experience.
Graduate of the Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course and/or Advanced Leaders Course.
Graduate of a UH-60 (15T) course or equivalent training in another service.
U.S. citizenship.
Must have or be able to obtain a Secret clearance.
Ability to walk and stand on level or inclined surfaces for periods throughout the day.
Ability to climb stairs, ramps, ladders, and work stands, and work at heights using fall-protection devices.
Ability to crouch, crawl, grasp or handle objects, use finger dexterity, bend elbows and knees, and reach above and below the shoulders.
May be required to lift up to 50 pounds and carry it short distances.
Ability to read dials and gauges, identify small objects and hand tools, see imperfections and small-scale readings, communicate by voice, detect sounds by ear, distinguish colors, and judge three-dimensional depth.
May be required to operate power vehicles, machinery, hand tools, ground support equipment, a forklift, and an APU.
Subject to post-offer, pre-employment, and random substance-abuse testing.

Nice To Haves

A valid A&P license is desired.

Responsibilities

Perform preliminary, hidden-damage, in-process, FOD, and final inspections of work performed within MRO Operations.
Provide technical assistance, interpret technical data, and evaluate maintenance actions to ensure safe and reliable aircraft, components, and equipment in accordance with current technical publications and directives.
Comply with regulatory, statutory, customer, and contractual requirements.
Maintain technical publications and related directives.
Maintain technical publications, forms, and records related to aircraft maintenance.
Administer and monitor aircraft weight-and-balance programs.
Perform organizational- and intermediate-level maintenance.
Provide production control, quality control, supply management, aircraft maintenance, and repair support.
Launch and recover aircraft before and after flight activities.
Perform troubleshooting and maintenance repairs in specialized shops and on the flight line.
Perform other duties as assigned.