The AMT Lead Mechanic reports directly to the Maintenance Supervisor/Manager and assists in the overall monitoring and performance of maintenance operations. This role ensures company aircraft are maintained in accordance with FAA and Manufacturer’s airworthiness standards. Duties may overlap depending on operational needs. The Lead Mechanic is responsible for assisting with planning and scheduling of maintenance, monitoring the quality of work, and directly supervising maintenance performed by other employees. In the temporary absence of the Maintenance Supervisor/Manager, the Lead Mechanic may assume their duties. This role also assists in performing Quality Assurance functions, monitoring maintenance for compliance with Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins, regulations, and company policies. The Lead Mechanic ensures facilities, aircraft, ground support equipment, and work areas are maintained to company standards, makes recommendations for training and process improvements, and assists in in-house training. Accountability for expendable items, tooling, parts, and equipment is crucial. The Lead Mechanic ensures necessary information is available to other personnel and works closely with the base supervisor/manager to monitor, plan, and schedule maintenance requirements, avoiding conflicts with operations. They also assist in planning duty schedules, coordinating work assignments for efficiency, and coaching employees to maintain a positive work environment and attitude. Assisting the Maintenance Supervisor in setting and achieving departmental goals and ensuring technical documentation and maintenance records are current, updated, and submitted timely are key responsibilities. Other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
11-50 employees