A&P Mechanic – UH-60 Black Hawk Long-Term Contract

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leed corporate servicesGuntersville (AL)

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$36.00 – $40.00 per hour

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A&P Mechanic – UH-60 Black Hawk Long-Term ContractA&P Mechanic – UH-60 Black Hawk Long-Term ContractA&PMechanic UH-60 Black Hawk Long Term Contract
Company: Leed Corporate Services
Job Type: Full-Time | Long-Term Contract
Pay: $36.00 – $40.00 per hour (Negotiable Based On Experience)
Position Overview: Leed Corporate Services is seeking multiple experienced A&P Mechanics (or highly qualified airframe mechanics) to support long-term maintenance operations onUH-60 Black Hawkaircraftin Guntersville, Al. area. This is a stable, full-time contract opportunity with immediate start availability for qualified mechanics. This role is ideal for mechanics with prior rotary-wing experience looking for consistent hours, competitive pay, and the opportunity to work with a respected aviation services provider.
Key Responsibilities: Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on UH-60 aircraft Conduct inspections in accordance with FAA and military maintenance manuals Troubleshoot, repair, and replace airframe and powerplant components Complete maintenance documentation accurately and in compliance with regulatory requirements Ensure adherence to safety protocols and quality standards Work collaboratively with maintenance teams to meet production and delivery schedules
Qualifications: A&P License preferred (strongly preferred but not required if experience qualifies)Prior UH-60 / rotary-wing maintenance experience highly preferred Any Rotary Wing with maintenance experience AND A&P license. Military aviation maintenance background a plus Ability to read and interpret technical manuals and blueprints Must be able to pass required background checks and drug screening Why Join This Opportunity? Competitive and negotiable pay Opportunity to work on one of the most recognized rotary-wing platforms in theindustry.

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