Mechanic, Sr Light Ship
Mechanic, Sr Light Ship
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Review and evaluate daily maintenance or inspection requirements and carry out various tasks in order to maintain the airworthiness of the aircraft.
- Notify Lead Mechanic of unusual situations requiring schedule changes, aircraft changes, extra manpower or technical assistance.
- When at a field base, be responsible for the maintenance of all aircraft assigned to her/him reviewing stock levels and requisitioning spares as necessary to provide required repairs. Responsible for the safety and security of all company assets at field base.
- Prepare reports, requisitions, inventories, and personally certify on aircraft logs and related inspection and maintenance forms that work accomplished meets the requirements of the FAA, manufacturer and PHI Health.
- Comply with entries in RAMCO, such as work packages, status sheets, removals and installs in physical structure.
- Maintain close communication with Lead Mechanic and AMBS, and other agents as appropriate in order to ensure effective and timely job completion.
- Maintain parts inventory and recommend level changes when necessary.
- Maintain company provided special tools and ensure calibration is performed as scheduled.
- Perform miscellaneous related duties as assigned.
- The Successful Candidate Will Have:
- High School diploma.
- Hold an FAA Mechanic Certificate with both Airframe and Powerplant
- At least 2 years of Maintenance experience as a Certified Mechanic
- Possess basic skills in communications
- Computer skills required.
- Must be able to pass pre-placement physical exam including functional capacity exam (strength and flexibility assessment, lift up to 100 pounds) drug screening and background screen.
- For Mechanics in the PHI Roving Maintenance TeamSheet metal repair and/or Avionics troubleshooting/repair skills
- Must be able to travel frequently, sometimes with short notice during regularly scheduled hitch.
- Must able to work night shifts where maintenance events dictate.
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