Flight Engineer

Tyonek Native Corporation•Fort Indiantown Gap, PA

About The Position

Tyonek Services Group provides full on-site and off-site maintenance flight and Functional Check Flight operations in support of the PAARNG. Support is conducted in accordance with current Army directives, including AR 95-1 and AR 95-20. Work includes completing maintenance test flights on AFTD aircraft, fault isolation and troubleshooting, and managing internal contractor pilot and non-rated crewmember flight records. The Flight Engineer performs aircraft mechanic duties when not carrying out flight engineer duties. The role includes in-flight support to pilots, assistance with student training, and meeting applicable service requirements for non-rated crewmembers on the aircraft design, type, and series involved. The position requires qualifying for and maintaining APU and NVG currency, passing an initial and annual evaluation, and meeting applicable flight-hour and medical-certificate requirements.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
FAA A&P license or completion of a military aircraft repairer school for a CH-47D/F/G aircraft.
Minimum of 10 years of experience in Army aviation maintenance.
Must qualify and maintain currency in aircraft auxiliary power units (APUs).
Must maintain night vision goggles (NVG) currency.
Must pass a contractor or military evaluation initially and annually thereafter.
Valid, current FAA or military Class III Medical Certificate, as prescribed by the Government.
Meet minimum flight-hour requirements for flight engineer as specified in AR 95-20.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Knowledge of military technical manuals.
Ability to qualify for a government equipment operators license as required.
Ability to perform the essential duties and physical functions described in the posting, with reasonable accommodations where applicable.

Responsibilities

Complete maintenance test flights on AFTD aircraft.
Perform fault isolation and troubleshooting.
Manage internal contractor pilot and non-rated crewmember flight records.
Perform aircraft mechanic duties when not performing flight engineer duties.
Perform in-flight duties and assist pilots in accordance with established Service or FAA standards.
Assist in student training and train others to perform flight engineer duties.
Meet applicable service requirements for non-rated crewmembers on the relevant aircraft design, type, and series.
Qualify for and maintain currency in aircraft auxiliary power units (APUs).
Maintain night vision goggles (NVG) currency.
Pass contractor or military evaluations initially and annually thereafter.