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The Aircraft Inspector is responsible for primary inspections on C Checks and HMV maintenance on Commercial aircraft.

Avionics Mechanic must have good knowledge of aircraft and proficient in the use of all manuals. Aircraft wire mod experience preferred

Aircraft Painter, With limited supervision apply skills to assist in all phases of aircraft painting as assigned, participating in masking, stripping, sanding and preparing aircraft for paint.

Aircraft Painter, With limited supervision apply skills to assist in all phases of aircraft painting as assigned, participating in masking, stripping, sanding and preparing aircraft for paint.

Aircraft Painter, With limited supervision apply skills to assist in all phases of aircraft painting as assigned, participating in masking, stripping, sanding and preparing aircraft for paint.

An Aircraft Inspector will conduct all required inspections in accordance with the applicable Federal Aviation Regulations, manufacturer’s approved data, any customer’s approved program data.

Assure avionics maintenance work, materials, and practices conform to FAA, customer, company and manufacturers’ standards of quality.

Under minimal supervision, use a variety of woodworking tools, techniques and material to fabricate highly complex cabinet configurations and other wood-surfaced subassemblies for completion of VIP aircraft.

The A&P Mechanic is responsible to perform aircraft maintenance and/or repairs within estimated time in accordance with applicable "Client Airframe Services", FAA, and customer standards of quality. This includes organizing his/her work plan in an efficient and resourceful manner. The A&P Mechanic is responsible to work in a safe manner, eliminating waste, and delivering a quality product on time.

As an Avionics Technician you will be responsible for electrical maintenance and repair on Commercial Aircraft types.