Description
The Aircraft Maintenance Technician troubleshoots, repairs, inspects, and services aircraft and engine systems; interprets test equipment, wiring diagrams, and maintenance manuals; maintains FAA records; and may fuel and groom aircraft. The role also oversees corporate aircraft inspections and maintenance in accordance with FAA and manufacturer requirements. Applicants must have aircraft maintenance experience, avionics experience with H60, S70, S76, and S92 aircraft, the ability to research technical data, U.S. citizenship, and obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance. An FAA A&P license is desired but not required. The full-time salary range is $69,400 to $128,800, with medical, dental, vision, flexible work arrangements, retirement matching, paid time off, and other benefits.
