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This Sheetmetal Mechanic is responsible for fabricating, repairing, replacing, or rebuilding aircraft structures, repair parts, and special tools, in accordance with policies, procedures, requirements, and specifications established by the company, applicable government agencies, and aircraft manufactures as contained in approved Maintenance Manuals.

The Sheet Metal Mechanic needs to be proficient in mechanical stripping of paint materials on aircraft panels and surfaces; corrosion repair and mitigation of aircraft panels and structural components; modifications to and structural repair of aircraft panels and structural components. Qualified candidates will be skilled in inspecting and evaluating structural damage to aircraft sheet metal systems and preparing composite surfaces using state of the art materials, methods, procedures, and inspections.

Responsible for performing preliminary inspections and conducting routine/non-routine buy-back inspections of heavy commercial aircraft during maintenance and/or modifications in an MRO environment.

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

Perform a basic to advanced level skilled work to accomplish sheet metal repairs and replacements of structural parts. Fabricate replacement covering, panels, or fairings by using the removed parts as samples. Reads and complies with instructions and safety information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work.

The Production Supervisor will provide oversight to ensure maintenance and documentation are in compliance. They will be tasked with assigning maintenance tasks and evaluating/estimating maintenance time and cost. Additionally, they must provide oversight and co-sign with uncertified mechanics, identify training needs, supervise maintenance performed, provide OJT, and maintain end of shift reports. The Production Supervisor is essential to the success and efficiency of the team.

The Sheetmetal Mechanic is responsible to inspect, overhaul, repair, modify, and troubleshoot airframe parts, systems, and components. The Structures Mechanic is responsible to perform work within estimated time and within Client's Airframe Services , FAA, and customer standards of quality.

A&P Mechanic will perform skilled work to identify, remove, and install aircraft components and to perform servicing of engines and aircraft accessories.

The Unlicensed Aircraft Mechanic will be inspecting mechanical, hydraulic and structural systems and diagnose malfunctions.

A Sheetmetal Mechanic I is responsible for high proficiency in all minor through major repairs, modifications, E.A.s, and with minimal supervision.