Sr. A&P Mechanic

MAG Aerospace•Titusville, FL

3d•Onsite

About The Position

MAG Aerospace is seeking a Senior A&P Mechanic with Inspection Authority to work at its facility in Titusville, Florida. The mechanic performs daily and periodic aircraft maintenance, fueling, inspections, and documentation for assigned aircraft, and must have sufficient experience to inspect all aircraft assigned. The role requires proficiency with current maintenance management systems, Army aircraft forms and records, and basic weight-and-balance calculations. The mechanic may participate in maintenance test flights and operational checks as required, and ensures compliance with aircraft configuration control, the Army Oil Analysis Program, and test-measuring diagnostic equipment calibration. The mechanic also provides guidance to lower-level technicians on aircraft repair and technical inspection procedures in accordance with directives, technical manuals, work standards, and operational policies. The position prepares evaluations, special reports, and records related to aircraft maintenance and repair. Personnel must meet the qualifications in AR 95-20. Duties include supporting mechanics with materials, tools, and supplies; cleaning work areas, equipment, aircraft, and components; inflating tires; fueling and servicing aircraft; greasing aircraft; and assisting with preflight servicing and repairs. The mechanic assists with towing and jacking aircraft, disconnecting systems and lines, and dismantling, repairing, overhauling, or replacing aircraft parts and assemblies. The role applies advanced technical knowledge to solve complex problems and provide technical assistance and instruction, and assembles, disassembles, or modifies aircraft components to correct failures or implement upgrades. The mechanic reads and interprets manufacturers’ maintenance manuals and technical data, performs required maintenance, and maintains accountability and serviceability of test sets, special tools, and support equipment. Travel may be required, at 0%–30%.

Requirements

FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license.
FAA Inspection Authorization.
Two years of experience with documented training on the aircraft type specific to the contract.
Two years of experience as a manager or supervisor leading direct reports.
High school diploma.
Ability to meet position-specific physical and medical requirements; proof of full COVID-19 vaccination is required except where a legally entitled accommodation applies.
Ability to lift 50 pounds and stand for the entire duty day.
Ability to sit, stand, bend or stoop, squat or crouch, climb, and kneel.
Ability to pass a pre-employment drug screen.
Valid driver’s license and ability to independently obtain rental vehicles at assigned travel locations.
Ability to obtain a Secret Security Clearance.

Nice To Haves

Active Secret Security Clearance.
Prior military experience on the aircraft type specific to the contract.
Ability to travel to local military installations.
Ability to learn quickly while maintaining attention to detail and organization.

Responsibilities

Perform daily and periodic aircraft maintenance, fueling, inspections, and documentation for assigned aircraft.
Inspect assigned aircraft and maintain aircraft maintenance records, including Army aircraft forms and basic weight-and-balance records.
Participate in maintenance test flights and operational checks when required.
Ensure compliance with aircraft configuration control, the Army Oil Analysis Program, and test-measuring diagnostic equipment calibration.
Guide lower-level technicians in aircraft repair and technical inspection techniques and procedures.
Prepare evaluations, special reports, and records for aircraft maintenance, repair, and related activities.
Provide mechanics with materials, tools, and supplies; assist with lifting and holding materials during work; and clean work areas, machines, tools, equipment, aircraft, and components.
Inflate tires, fill gasoline tanks and oil reservoirs, grease aircraft, and assist with aircraft servicing and repairs before flight.
Assist with towing and jacking aircraft and disconnecting instruments, ignition systems, and fuel and oil lines.
Assist in dismantling, repairing, overhauling, or replacing engines, plumbing, hydraulic systems, structural sections, and other aircraft parts and assemblies.
Apply advanced technical knowledge to solve complex problems and provide technical assistance, guidance, and instruction to employees as needed.
Assemble, disassemble, or modify aircraft components by changing, removing, replacing, or upgrading subcomponents and materials to correct failures or implement upgrades and modifications.
Read and interpret manufacturers’ maintenance manuals and technical data, and perform required maintenance activities.
Maintain accountability and serviceability of test sets, special tools, and support equipment.