Field Service Representative (Colorado)

Standard Aero•Broomfield, CO

About The Position

The Field Service Representative is responsible for Mobile Service Team activities on gas turbine-powered aircraft, including technical troubleshooting, problem solving, engine changes, and field repairs. The incumbent may be based anywhere in the United States. The role performs and inspects engine and related-accessory work in accordance with manufacturer instructions and approved specifications, supports installation and release-to-service activities, and represents the company professionally to customers.

Requirements

Hold an A&P license.
Have well-developed technical knowledge of one or more of the specified turbine engine types and models: TFE731, PW300, PW500, JT15D, Spey, Tay, HTF7000, GTCP 36 APU, BR710, CFM56, LEAP, CF34, AE3007, or CFE738.
Have a college degree, or be a high school graduate with technical vocational training and knowledge normally achieved through a university, trade school, military aircraft maintenance program, or equivalent apprenticeship program.
Possess effective written and verbal communication skills and be able to speak, read, and write English.
Possess proper hand tools.
Hold a valid driver's license.
Demonstrate PC proficiency in MS Word and Excel and be able to learn corporate or industry software used by the position.
Be able to lift and carry up to 25 pounds independently.
Have a valid passport or be able to obtain one.
Be authorized to work in the United States.
Express or exchange ideas verbally with peers, clients, and the public; get along with coworkers and peers; and maintain regular attendance and punctuality within customary tolerances.

Nice To Haves

Ability to tolerate periods of elevated noise exposure due to engine testing.
Ability to tolerate frequent exposure to outside weather conditions.
Ability and willingness to travel 70–90% of the time, including potentially to locations outside the United States.

Responsibilities

Inspect, interface with airframes, operate on the ground, troubleshoot, adjust, and repair engines and related accessories installed in customer aircraft according to manufacturer instructions.
Present a professional image to customers and their agents while ensuring work conforms to the manufacturer's approved modification specifications.
Attach Powerplant Quick Engine Change components and install powerplants in aircraft, as well as propellers, governors, and engine-related accessories.
Monitor calibration of tooling and equipment used for assigned tasks.
Perform inspections for which certified following engine repairs and modifications, and inspect installed powerplants for final acceptance and release to service.
Make airworthiness determinations and provide appropriate certification for work performed, including final inspection and release to service for work within the Repair Station's rating, at the Repair Station or another location.