Tool & Parts Support Section Ld

Amentum•Albuquerque, NM

13d•$50

About The Position

The Tool & Parts Support Section Lead directs the work of other tool and parts attendants and manages tools, parts, technical data, hazardous materials, and support equipment for maintenance of assigned HH-60/HH-1 helicopters. The role administers the Support Section CTK Program, maintains aircraft bench stock and tail number bins, and supports supply and maintenance activities through SBSS and IMDS. The position also performs maintenance on assigned non-powered aerospace ground equipment, assists with aircraft movement, and conducts inspections to ensure quality. The role requires compliance with safety, bioenvironmental, security, housekeeping, training, and technical publication requirements. The lead may assist other mechanics and specialists, supervise and train newly assigned personnel, prioritize workload to meet project schedules, and perform other duties as assigned. Work takes place indoors and outdoors in hangars and on the flightline, including inclement weather and proximity to operating equipment and aircraft. Travel is infrequent and less than 10%.

Requirements

At least one year of hands-on tool room or support section experience, including hazardous material management.
At least one year of hands-on IMDS/SBSS interface experience or related computer experience.
Knowledge of aircraft-specific tools, including test equipment, torque wrenches, dial indicators, and micrometers.
Working knowledge of common aircraft hand and special tools.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.
Current civilian driver's license and ability to obtain and maintain a government flight line driver's license.
Ability to obtain and maintain a Restricted Area Badge (Position of Trust) clearance.
Willingness and ability to work with job-required hazardous materials.
Working knowledge of aircraft technical orders, job guides, and publications, including the ability to read, understand, and follow them.
Basic computer knowledge, including ability to input and extract data.
Willingness and ability to work day shift, night shift, or weekends as required.
Willingness to travel infrequently (less than 10%).
Reliability, self-motivation, and ability to handle stressful situations and timelines while maintaining a professional, non-confrontational attitude.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and move inside aircraft hangars and outside on aircraft ramps near operating equipment and aircraft.

Responsibilities

Direct the work of other tool and parts attendants.
Issue, inventory, and control special tools, test equipment, technical data, consolidated tool kits, and assigned aircraft equipment.
Store, issue, control, handle, and dispose of hazardous materials in accordance with applicable MSDS and state and federal guidelines.
Perform maintenance on assigned non-powered aerospace ground equipment.
Schedule, transport, and return test equipment for calibration, and perform user maintenance on assigned equipment.
Maintain aircraft bench stock and tail number bins for assigned helicopters.
Follow up on, pick up, and transport parts to the duty section; return unserviceable parts.
Receive, maintain, and issue hand tools, technical orders, bench stock, hazardous materials, and equipment.
Administer the Support Section CTK Program, including marking and inspecting tools and toolboxes, controlling and securing replacement tools, and maintaining tool inventories.
Maintain supply forms, reconcile supply listings and bench stock inventories, and requisition stock as needed.
Order and route parts through SBSS and IMDS, including tagging components and moving parts within the work center.
Maintain work center technical orders and checklists.
Assist with aircraft movement using applicable towing equipment and technical orders.
Inventory aircraft support equipment and maintain tools in safe, serviceable condition.
Perform in-progress and follow-up inspections to ensure work quality.
Research, order, and receive aircraft parts; prepare parts for turn-in to the supply system.
Initiate material deficiency reports as required.
Check serviceability and operate powered and non-powered support equipment; report unserviceable tools and equipment and document inspection and condition.
Comply with established policies, procedures, standards, and safety, bioenvironmental, security, housekeeping, and training requirements.
Assist other mechanics and specialists as required; supervise and train newly assigned personnel as required.
Prioritize workload to maintain schedules on assigned projects and perform other duties as assigned.