Landing Gear (LG) Disassembly Technician

TAT Technologies Ltd•Greensboro, NC

11h•Onsite

About The Position

TAT Technologies Greensboro location is part of a multi-site, global aerospace company dedicated to our customer experience of exceeding expectations. We are the leading APU leasing and repair station for key commercial and military aircraft solutions with over 50 years of experience in the industry. We have an ambitious and fast-growing environment that believes in the power of team collaboration with the deep-rooted belief that there is no substitution to personal relationships and interactions. We offer a flexible work environment enabling talented individuals to fulfill their development goals through drive, energy, and passion for the customer. TAT Technologies (Piedmont Aviation Component Services) is looking for qualified Landing Gear (LG) Disassembly Technician. This is a Monday - Friday, 1st Shift (7:00am - 3:30pm) position.

Requirements

An aptitude for detailed mechanical work and methodical trouble-shooting is essential.
Ability to interpret and follow repair instructions from OEM manuals.
Understanding of FAA regulations.
Writing skills and accuracy are required for documentation.
Ability to safely and properly operate Shop equipment and precise measuring equipment.
Standing, sitting, talking, walking, climbing, lifting, squatting, noise, patience, acceptable vision and hearing
Confined area responsibilities
Use of hands: intricate work, keyboard, small parts
Ability to mentally tolerate and work well in Work Environment.
Leg, upper body and arm strength for lifting up to 75+ pounds.

Nice To Haves

1-2 years of mechanical repair experience.
Familiarity with the aviation industry is advantageous.
Familiarity with computers is desirable to enter work order information.

Responsibilities

Familiarizing themselves with the basic requirements of all the essential functions of the job description.
Understanding the purpose and scope of each process area, including disassembly, Non-Destructive Testing, machining, inspection, measurement, test, paint, and reassembly.
Familiarizing themselves with and following FAA requirements related to inspection and repair.
Learning to read and interpret OEM repair manual instructions.
Understanding and practicing safe and efficient productive use of tools.
Practicing exemplary conduct and work ethics at all times – this includes good attendance.
Working independently of others as well as teams.
Learning to function as part of a compatible team which is imperative to our overall success.
Participating with initiative, positive approaches to problem solving/prevention, and commitment to quality.
Immediately reporting to any supervisor any safety, quality or un-ethical actions or conditions they perceive to exist for immediate evaluation and resolution.