Mechanic 1

Responsibilities

Performs accessory repair and overhaul, including cleaning, tearing down, inspecting and
 rebuilding using appropriate tooling as required by Maintenance manuals, drawings, service bulletins and work instructions, to ensure airworthiness 
 

•     Performs disassembly and cleaning of units 
•     Performs minor repair operations, such as flushing, grit blasting, vapor degreasing, using basic machining equipment 
•     Performs initial planning on SRO according to customer specifications, OEM manual requirements, service bulletins, DER repairs and other applicable work instructions  
•     Maintains a minimum 80% billable percentage 
•     Monitors material shelf-life; collects and properly disposes out-of-date material
•     Maintains a safe and audit-ready work area 
•      Inspects work performance ensuring compliance with repair data, reviews SRO and service reports for accuracy and customer compliance 
•     Utilizes current Syteline reports to assist other mechanics in finding applicable parts, data, and/or current repair codes 
•     Provides assistance to other mechanics 
•     Performs other duties as assigned

Qualifications

 Thorough knowledge of:
o    Microsoft office basics
o    All aspects of accessory repair and overhaul of one product line 
o    Contents and procedures described in the Repair Station Quality manual
o    FAA and regulatory requirements
 

   Skill to:
o    Learn industry-related software 
o    Read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating/ maintenance instructions and procedure manuals
o    Read and interpret basic inspection tools; I.D., O.D., “C”, depth micrometers and calipers
o    Add, subtract, multiply and divide in all units of measure 
o    Write a clear and precise inspection analysis and service reports

    Must be able to obtain respiratory certification and wear a face respirator
    Must possess the necessary hand tools to perform position responsibilities
    Ability to obtain a Mechanic stamp