Aircraft Maintenance Technician West Palm Beach, Florida

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esr healthcareWest Palm Beach (FL)

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Aircraft Maintenance Technician West Palm Beach, Florida Aircraft Maintenance Technician West Palm Beach, Florida Full Time Job Description Position Responsibilities: The Aircraft Maintenance Technician is responsible for ensuring the airworthiness of Reyes Holdings, LLC aircraft by conducting inspections, maintenance, and repairs in compliance with Federal Air Regulations and aircraft manufacturers' directives and bulletins as a member of the Reyes Holdings Global Flight Operations aviation team. Perform and document inspections, aircraft repair per standard, routine maintenance (all systems, including avionics). Respond to reported defects, troubleshooting, pre and post flight inspections. Responsible for aircraft towing, fueling, de-fueling and ensuring that the aircrafts appearance and cleanliness is kept at a very high level. Aircraft Technicians are expected to operate independently in the execution of all work in accordance with FAA and company policy; this includes rigorous attention to detail and 100% compliance to all documentation requirements. Responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the hanger, shops, tools, specialty equipment, etc. and ensuring that the passengers automobiles are clean upon their arrival. Other duties as assigned.
Required Education and Experience: High School Diploma/General Education Diploma with 3 plus years of practical, hands-on experience as an aircraft technician. Possess a valid FAA Airframe and Power plant license. Valid driver's license. FAA A&P license. Capability to read and understand electrical schematic, mechanical drawings and technical publications related to aircrafts. Must be able to lift 50 pounds.
Preferred Education and Experience: Technical School Certification. Factory training on types of airframes operated by Reyes Holdings. Working Place: West Palm Beach, Florida, United States Company: ESR Healthcare

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