ATI MX REP BWI

Air Transport International, Inc.•Baltimore, MD

12h

About The Position

The Maintenance Representative supports ATI aircraft at remote locations, conducting or overseeing overhaul, maintenance, and repair of airframe components, powerplants, aircraft communication equipment, and associated components according to company and manufacturer procedures. The representative signs for completed work, oversees work performed by non-ATI personnel or contractors, and may be required to verify or “buy back” that work. The role is directly responsible for aircraft safety at remote sites and for ensuring maintenance complies with FAA and company procedures. The representative monitors for defective, worn, or failed parts and unsafe working conditions, promptly communicating concerns to the assigned flight crew. They ensure the aircraft’s assigned Spares Parts Kit is stocked and that parts and materials are available to support scheduled missions. They coordinate with company-hired agents to procure maintenance services and support worldwide, or work with the flight crew to obtain necessary support when no agent is available. The role keeps Maintenance Control informed of aircraft status and sends it copies of completed log pages. Representatives must work with minimal supervision while also following direction from Maintenance Control and senior management. They are responsible for keeping their assigned aircraft clean and presentable, including arranging third-party help when needed. At stations where mechanics are used, they assume the duties, responsibilities, and authority of the Maintenance Supervisor and work for the station’s Line Maintenance Supervisor. When exercising authority under the manual’s RII provisions, they report directly to the Director of Quality Control. They also attend company training as assigned by the Director of Maintenance. The position requires travel as airline needs dictate, potentially up to three weeks per month. Compensation is $93,600 annually.

Requirements

At least three years of proven line maintenance experience on 767/757 aircraft.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Successfully complete a DOT/FAA pre-employment drug screen and a DOT/FAA-compliant background check.
Ability to communicate clearly with customers and coworkers.
Ability to stand, bend, and reach to maintain files; sit for extended periods; and comply with ATI attendance requirements.
Valid Airframe and Powerplant license under FAR 121.378a.
Valid passport and driver’s license.
Ability to travel as airline needs dictate, potentially up to three weeks per month.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and climb up to three flights of stairs.
Ability to work at heights up to 80 feet and from ladders up to 10 feet.
Required abilities include hearing and speaking, near and far sight acuity, depth perception and field of vision, hand/eye coordination, color vision, and effective oral and written communication.

Nice To Haves

Boeing 757/767 aircraft experience.
Parts 121, 125, or 145 experience.
Heavy transport category aircraft experience.

Responsibilities

Conduct or oversee overhaul, maintenance, and repair of aircraft components and systems at locations without other ATI support, following company, manufacturer, and FAA procedures.
Sign for work accomplished and oversee work performed by non-ATI individuals or contractors, including verifying or “buying back” their work when required.
Ensure aircraft safety at remote sites and promptly notify the flight crew of defective, worn, or failed parts and unsafe working conditions.
Keep the assigned Spares Parts Kit stocked and ensure required parts and materials are available to support scheduled missions.
Coordinate with company agents to procure maintenance services and support; when no agent is available, work with the flight crew to obtain necessary support and equipment.
Keep Maintenance Control informed of aircraft status and provide copies of completed log pages.
Work with minimal supervision and follow directions from Maintenance Control and higher management as needed.
Keep the assigned aircraft clean, presentable, and properly maintained in appearance, arranging third-party assistance when needed.
Where mechanics are utilized, assume the duties, responsibilities, and authority of the Maintenance Supervisor and work for the station’s Line Maintenance Supervisor.
When exercising authority under RII provisions, be directly responsible to the Director of Quality Control.
Attend company training classes as assigned by the Director of Maintenance.