Maintenance Technician

CAE•Mesa, AZ

19d

About The Position

About This Role Aircraft Maintenance Technician I Compensation packages aligned to current market trends -New Fleet of Aircraft -Air-Conditioned Hangars -145 Repair Station CAE Aviation Academy, Phoenix Looking for more reasons to join us? New fleet (PA28, PA44, SR20, and DA20) Opportunity to grow 10% discount for our flight school programs Competitive benefits - employee stock purchase program, 401-k, medical, dental, and vision coverage, pet insurance, flexible vacation Candidates must currently be authorized to work in the US without future sponsorship. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Inspects, repairs, and maintains aircraft and components including engines, wings, fuselage, tail, landing gear, control cables, propeller and fuel system etc. All work is inspected and documented IAW Repair Station Manuals and Processes. Consults aircraft maintenance manuals and manufacturers' manuals for specifications to determine the extent of repair or replacement of part(s). Proficiently Troubleshoot airframe and engine issues for defects and corrects any problems according to the specifications of the MFG Maintenance Manual. Able to have a basic understanding of the Avionics systems and able to troubleshoot on a basic level. Perform Scheduled inspections on GA type aircraft. Perform engine replacements. Taxi and tug aircraft. Adhere to CAEs strong safety policies. This includes wearing proper PPE and reporting safety related incidents. Comply with CAEs repair station quality standards. Training will be provided upon hiring. Other duties as assigned by the Lead or Manager.

Requirements

Strong organizational and communication skills. Each shift has team of Mechanics, a Lead, and Inspector (s).
Able to multi-task and adapt to a changing work environment.
Pro-active and results oriented. We want your experience to grow the longer you are here.
Full set of tools
Analytical mindset.
High School diploma
Candidates must currently be authorized to work in the US without future sponsorship.

Responsibilities

Inspects, repairs, and maintains aircraft and components including engines, wings, fuselage, tail, landing gear, control cables, propeller and fuel system etc.
All work is inspected and documented IAW Repair Station Manuals and Processes.
Consults aircraft maintenance manuals and manufacturers' manuals for specifications to determine the extent of repair or replacement of part(s).
Proficiently Troubleshoot airframe and engine issues for defects and corrects any problems according to the specifications of the MFG Maintenance Manual.
Able to have a basic understanding of the Avionics systems and able to troubleshoot on a basic level.
Perform Scheduled inspections on GA type aircraft.
Perform engine replacements.
Taxi and tug aircraft.
Adhere to CAEs strong safety policies. This includes wearing proper PPE and reporting safety related incidents.
Comply with CAEs repair station quality standards.
Other duties as assigned by the Lead or Manager.