Aviation Maintenance Technician

Constellation Brands•Rochester, NY

1d•$54 - $89•Onsite

About The Position

The Aviation Maintenance Technician is a qualified maintenance professional responsible for scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance to help ensure the safety, reliability, and continued airworthiness of company aircraft. The position performs inspections, repairs, troubleshooting, and associated maintenance documentation in support of Part 91 flight operations and is accountable to the Aviation Maintenance Foreman. Work combines hangar-based aircraft maintenance and office-based administrative tasks. Occasional domestic and international travel is required, and flexibility to accommodate flight schedules beyond standard business hours—including evenings, weekends, and holidays—is expected. The role requires working in and around aircraft, maintenance equipment, elevated work areas, and varying environmental conditions while using required personal protective equipment.

Requirements

Valid FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic certificate.
Three to five years of aviation maintenance experience.
Fundamental knowledge of FAA regulations, Part 43 requirements, Part 91 operations, and corporate aviation maintenance practices.
Strong mechanical aptitude and independent troubleshooting capability.
Proficiency using maintenance manuals, wiring diagrams, illustrated parts catalogs, and approved technical publications.
Ability to perform assigned maintenance with minimal supervision and make sound technical recommendations within established authority.
Proficiency with digital maintenance tracking, maintenance documentation, and computer-based technical research.
Strong communication, teamwork, attention to detail, and commitment to safety, quality, and regulatory compliance.
Ability to accommodate flight schedules beyond standard business hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.
Ability to work in and around aircraft, maintenance equipment, elevated work areas, and varying environmental conditions while using required personal protective equipment.

Nice To Haves

FAA Inspection Authorization.

Responsibilities

Independently perform scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance in accordance with FAA regulations, OEM guidance, company policies, approved technical data, and established maintenance procedures.
Perform pre-flight, post-flight, scheduled, and unscheduled inspections; diagnose discrepancies; and complete corrective maintenance on aircraft mechanical, electrical, avionics, engine, airframe, and associated systems.
Use approved maintenance manuals, wiring diagrams, illustrated parts catalogs, and technical publications to plan and complete maintenance activities.
Prepare and maintain accurate and complete maintenance records, including logbook entries, task cards, FAA Form 8130 documentation, and digital maintenance tracking records.
Support maintenance planning, aircraft readiness, parts identification, and coordination of assigned maintenance events.
Communicate aircraft discrepancies, maintenance progress, safety concerns, and airworthiness status to the Aviation Maintenance Foreman.
Review applicable maintenance requirements, Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins, and manufacturer communications, and perform required maintenance actions in accordance with approved technical data.
Support the Safety Management System through hazard identification and reporting, risk assessment and mitigation, safety communication, human factors awareness, corrective actions, continuous improvement, and company safety initiatives.
Maintain tooling accountability and a clean, safe, and organized work environment.
Follow applicable policies and procedures in the Aviation Operations Manual, Ground Maintenance Manual, and Occupational Health and Safety Manual.