AOG Travel Mechanic

Atlas Air•Miami, FL

21h•$94,000 - $126,500

About The Position

The AOG Travel Mechanic inspects, modifies, and repairs company aircraft at the maintenance base and remote locations. The role troubleshoots technical discrepancies, performs aircraft repairs and inspections, and provides guidance to entry-level mechanics and on-site contract mechanics. It requires proficiency with electronic test and measuring equipment, recording devices, and troubleshooting equipment, along with the ability to read and interpret technical documentation. The mechanic coordinates work, materials, and tooling, and ensures aircraft documentation is accurate and complete before departure. Regular travel for AOG recovery and special projects is required.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 5 years of transport-category aircraft maintenance experience.
Valid FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate.
Valid passport and ability to travel regularly without restrictions for AOG recovery and special projects.
Unrestricted engine-run qualifications on 767, 777, and 747 aircraft.
Formal training on advanced systems and avionics for 767, 777, and 747 aircraft.
Ability to read, write, speak fluently, and understand English.
Strong analytical, interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills.
Working knowledge of Microsoft software and digital manuals.
Strong work ethic and organizational skills.
Ability to work in variable weather conditions and lift parts and equipment.
Ability to work rotating schedules, including weekends, nights, and holidays.
Ability to work on a team and provide instruction to others.
Ability to adapt to changing flight schedules and work hours at short notice.
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States; the position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship or employer immigration support.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Boeing-series aircraft, including 767, 777, 747-400, or 747-800.
General Familiarization (Gen Fam) on Boeing 767, 777, and 747 aircraft with RII authorization.
Borescope qualification on CFM, Pratt & Whitney, or GE-90 engines.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot technical discrepancies and repair company aircraft.
Perform aircraft inspections according to company procedures.
Use electronic test equipment, voltage and amperage measuring devices, recording devices, and troubleshooting equipment.
Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, schematics, and technical orders.
Inspect and assist with maintenance of company equipment and tooling.
Work with contract maintenance personnel as part of a team.
Follow safety measures, shop practices, and cleanliness standards.
Report discrepancies found during inspections to Maintenance Control and follow directions to troubleshoot and repair faulty conditions.
Complete aircraft documentation accurately according to company and FAA procedures before aircraft departure.
Provide guidance to mechanics on advanced tasks.
Organize daily work and coordinate aircraft inspections and repairs.
Coordinate materials and tooling for projected work throughout the shift.
Perform manual and aircraft parts inventories as required.
Assist other company departments in supporting on-time aircraft departures.
Perform additional duties as assigned.