Description
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This position is responsible for the day-to-day maintenance activities of Ariel Services. Reports to the Chief of Maintenance.
JOB REQUIREMENTS: (Education, Experience, Knowledge, Skills )
Valid FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate required
Valid FAA Inspection Authorization Certificate (preferred).
Recognized industry certificates preferred.
Mush have five (5) years’ experience as a Maintenance Technician with turbine powered aircraft.
High school diploma, or higher preferred.
MAJOR JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
Performs unscheduled and scheduled maintenance, which includes, but is not limited to, troubleshooting, repairs, inspections, preventive maintenance, and general upkeep of the aircraft.
Willing to travel to support aircraft and training events.
Records aircraft maintenance and other activities accurately, timely, and correctly in accordance with the Aerial Services record-keeping system.
Maintains valid licenses and certificates required to perform assigned maintenance duties.
Procures and maintains a personal set of tools sufficient to accomplish assigned aircraft maintenance tasks.
Monitors the interior and exterior cleanliness and aesthetic appearance of the aircraft.
Coordinates corrective actions with the appropriate Hangar Attendant.
Provides updates to the Chief Pilot, Assistant Chief Pilots and Chief of Maintenance.
Debriefs flight crewmembers to assist in determining the cause of a discrepancy.
Requests inflight operational checks when additional information is needed, and ground checks cannot sufficiently determine the cause of the discrepancy or substantiate a corrective action; Note: Inflight Operational Checks must be approved by the Director System Aircraft, Assistant Chief Pilot, or Chief of Maintenance.
When aircraft are away from home station, assists flight crews in trouble-shooting discrepancies, scheduling maintenance work, and expediting parts deliveries.
Maintains a passport and is prepared to accompany or travel to the location of the aircraft to perform or supervise maintenance activities.
Coordinates, communicates, and engages as a team member.
Monitors the aircraft records to ensure that maintenance is being recorded accurately, timely, and correctly for assigned aircraft.
Ensures that all scheduled maintenance is accomplished on time and SOPs are followed.
Ensures all manufacturer\'s maintenance procedures and Aerial Services SOPs are followed.
Assists in the maintenance and posting of revisions to the manuals and other documents provided in the technical reference library. Ensures that the latest version of maintenance manuals and documents are used when performing duties.
Maintains accountability for spare parts and supplies and ensures that receiving documents and inventory records are properly prepared and handled.
Remains informed on maintenance equipment, products, and services and assists the Chief of Maintenance in planning for or evaluating maintenance equipment.
Maintains the hangar, shop, and storage area in a clean, safe, and well-maintained condition and reports inoperative equipment or items needing attention to the Chief of Maintenance.
Ensures aircraft are clean, stocked and ready for our executives.
Supports the internal safety program to ensure compliance with approved maintenance and industrial safety practices and reports discrepancies to the Chief of Maintenance. Actively participates in the SMS program we have in place.
Maintains currency in the use of the [redacted] hazardous materials software program to gain access to Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) and chemical inventory information.
Provides SDS updates to the system when new products are added to the Maintenance Department.
Assists in the training and indoctrination of Maintenance Department personnel.
Assumes any duties delegated by the Chief of Maintenance. Or Maintenance Supervisor. of Aerial Services.