Omni Flight Mechanic (Home Based)

Omni Air International (OAI)•Tulsa, OK

19h•Remote

About The Position

Omni Air International is a private airline providing tailored passenger and government charter services. We’re committed to exceeding expectations, with satisfaction and safety as our measure of success. We pride ourselves on providing our employees a work experience built on family values. Our employee’s contributions impact the lives of passengers on a daily basis. The Flight Mechanic is responsible to the Line Maintenance Manager. When the Flight Mechanic is assigned duty at an OAI maintenance station he will report to the Station Maintenance Manager/Lead Mechanic. The Flight Mechanic has ETOPS duties as defined in the ETOPS Policies and Procedures Manual (EPPM).

Requirements

Must be willing to work a 12-hour shift schedule including evenings, weekends, and holidays
Must possess or be able to obtain a valid passport which allows unrestricted travel to all the countries where OAI may fly
Valid A&P License
Minimum 3 years maintenance experience on transport category aircraft
Valid state issued drivers’ license with clear MVR with no major moving violations within the past 3 years
Must be able to pass a 10-year background/criminal/motor vehicle records check and pre-employment drug screen
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States for any employer without sponsorship.
Careful workmanship and attention to detail
Ability to work under stressful conditions because of degree of responsibility
Ability to read, understand, and follow manual instructions to solve complex mechanical problems
Ability to understand, remember, and apply oral and/or written instructions or other information
Oral and written communication skill sufficient to prepare reports, and to discuss equipment malfunction

Nice To Haves

Boeing 767/777 experience preferred
Avionics experience preferred

Responsibilities

Always safety conscious when executing duties and responsibilities
Perform routine, non-routine and preventative maintenance in accordance with OAI manuals, manufacturers’ manuals, FAR’s and other established procedures to ensure timely release and continued airworthiness of company aircraft
Mechanics will be required to sign for work accomplished including troubleshooting deferred maintenance items, and ensure proper recording of all maintenance tasks on company documents
Keep a constant watch for safety, excessive cost of labor duplication, ensure proper and adequate equipment is used, acceptable parts or components are installed and approved hardware or supplies are used
Flight Mechanics will not perform routine maintenance tasks while aircraft is in flight. Only items of an emergency nature will be addressed Inflight, and then, and only when directed to do so by the Captain
While exercising authority under RII provisions the Flight Mechanic will report directly to Director or Quality Control
Maintenance Control will be kept informed of aircraft status as often as possible. If the aircraft is on an A.O.G. status Maintenance Control will be informed and kept updated by most expeditious means available. If possible call Maintenance Control at every stop
Be security conscious: be aware of who is on your aircraft and what they are doing. Report all security violations to the applicable authority
Properly tag all repairable components including reason for removal
Attend all training courses as assigned by any supervisor
Comply with all company rules, regulations, and procedures set forth in company manuals and policies developed by supervisor
Flight Mechanics are responsible for the fly-a-way kits installed on aircraft in which they are assigned. Prior to accepting an aircraft they should conduct a visual inspection of the fly-a-way kit to ensure required tooling and supplies are available for trip. Fly-a-way kit is to be kept neat and clean at all times, and all parts are to be properly protected and secured in the fly-a-way
All paperwork will be neat, organized, properly documented, and returned to Tulsa as soon as possible – At a minimum weekly
While traveling on company paid transportation, the Flight Mechanic will wear proper attire and conduct himself in a professional manner – Proper attire would be business casual
When onboard company aircraft, Mechanics are representing the Maintenance Department, and thereby dress appropriately and present a professional attitude
Perform duties significant to the Lower Minimums Maintenance Program (LMP) as specified in GMM Chapter 12
Maintain an insurable driving record under Omni insurance driving guidelines

Benefits

Medical
dental
vision
company paid life insurance
401K with company match
employee assistance program
Accrual schedule of paid time off starting at 10 days’ vacation
24 hours sick leave (or state law or local ordinance requirement such as 1 hour of paid sick leave for every 40 hours worked for Washington state employees, whichever is greater)
three personal days
four weeks paid parental leave
flight benefits