Aviation Maintenance Technician - 145 Repair Station - 4x3 - Lake Charles, LA

Bristow Group•Lake Charles, LA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for an Aviation Maintenance Technician in a 145 Repair Station. The role involves ensuring safety, performing assigned work according to company and manufacturer manuals, and maintaining a clean and orderly work area. The technician will be responsible for reporting any unsafe practices or equipment, staying current with changes, and immediately informing their Hangar Lead of any aircraft irregularities. Other duties may be assigned.

Requirements

Valid FAA A&P license required
Must be able to operate MS Office Suite and Some Web-Based Computer Programs, (Excel, Word, and Outlook)
Must be available to work overtime as required
Must be able to travel internationally as required
Must possess or be able to possess a valid Passport
Must be detail orientated, a fast learner, and be a self-starter

Nice To Haves

Previous training or experience with company specific airframes preferred

Responsibilities

Promoting safety in all areas by ensuring that all instructions pertinent to safety are properly observed.
Accomplishing all work assigned to him/her in accordance with policies, procedures and specifications as set forth in the Company's and the manufacturers’ manuals.
Signing, recording and assuming responsibility for all work he/she performs.
Maintaining an attitude of alertness concerning possible unsafe or hazardous practices by him/her or other personnel which might be injurious to personnel or property.
Reporting all hazardous practices and equipment to his/her Hangar Lead and/or the Repair Station Manager.
Using all Company tools, parts, equipment and materials properly and efficiently.
Maintaining a clean, safe and orderly work area to include personal and shop equipment.
Staying current on manual changes, policy changes and rules concerning general conduct.
Ensuring the Hangar Lead is immediately aware of aircraft irregularities (i.e. major maintenance discrepancies, project schedule delays, record discrepancies or emergencies).
Performing other duties as assigned.