The Aircraft Mechanic performs inspections, functional checks, preventive and unscheduled maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, testing, servicing, and operational support for assigned and transient aircraft. Work includes inspecting aircraft before, during, and after flight; checking hydraulic, electrical, transmission, power, and other systems; diagnosing faults using test equipment, visual checks, and instruments; removing, repairing or replacing, and reinstalling parts and assemblies; and adjusting related systems. The mechanic installs, aligns, and adjusts major aircraft components and conducts ground functional tests. The role also includes servicing aircraft fluids, launching and recovering aircraft, and may include fire fighting, aircraft crash/rescue, and snow removal duties. This is an excepted, enlisted Alaska Army National Guard technician position. Applicants must be Alaska Army National Guard members and currently hold MOS 15T. The military grade range is Private (PV1/E1) through Sergeant First Class (SFC/E7). A two-year trial period is required. The position may require regular occupational health examinations or meeting medical standards, and irregular or overtime hours may be required for operational needs or contingencies. Duties may significantly affect the environment, and the employee is responsible for maintaining awareness of applicable environmental responsibilities. The position requires the ability to perform physically demanding work indoors and outdoors, including in inclement weather and temperature or humidity extremes. Work areas may be noisy, drafty, and contain toxic fumes, aircraft fluids, dirt, grease, dust, paint, and solvents. Hazards include cuts, burns, electrical shock, strains, and broken toes.
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