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Job Summary:To perform diversified production welding operations using welding processes on a variety of metal parts and gauges of materials ensuring the weld is fully penetrated and smooth. Production Welder B may be required to perform the duties and essential functions of Production Welder C.
Job Summary:To functional test a variety of aircraft avionics and electrical systems and restore malfunctioning system to proper operation in compliance with engineering and flight test requirements.
Job Summary:To prepare multi-engine aircraft mechanically for flight test and delivery to customer.Flight Mechanic B may be required to perform the duties and essential functions of Flight Mechanic C.
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To assist licensed AP Mechanics in the performance of their duties.
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To layout, fabricate, weld and assemble parts, jigs, fixtures and assemblies for experimental projects.
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To perform and maintain proper inspection standards, methods and procedures used by the Service Center in complying with all applicable Federal Aviation Regulations and manufacturers recommendations.
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Job Summary:To setup and operate a variety of machines to fabricate/form a variety of aircraft components into aircraft parts.
JOB SUMMARY:To install components of electrical and electronics systems.
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To perform licensed AP Mechanic work, including repairs, maintenance, overhaul, modifications, and troubleshooting, on Textron Aviation aircraft at the Tampa Service Center.
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DescriptionMonitors and maintains documents of all aircraft scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Plans and coordinates all aircraft inspections (special, conditional, phase, etc.). Dispatch and monitoring of all assigned tasks and associated jobs to work centers. Keeps Maintenance Officer briefed on aircraft status at all times. Keeps the COR briefed on all contract requirements.
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ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSTHE ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING DUTIES. ADDITIONAL ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS MAY BE IDENTIFIED BY THE ORGANIZATION AND LISTED AS SUCH IN THE INCUMBENTS PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL ELEMENTS. VARIOUS TASKS MAY BE ASSIGNED UNDER EACH ESSENTIAL FUNCTION.
Principal AccountabilitiesJOB DUTIES RESPONSIBILITIESAircraft Mechanics/ Technicians inspect, diagnose, repair and monitor aircraft and aircraft systems such as structure, landing gear, flight surfaces and controls, engines, power, and electrical/ electronic systems and components as assigned to work centers.
Aircraft Mechanic I - AirframesDescription: Services, repairs, and overhauls aircraft to ensure airworthiness.
T-56 Powerplant MechanicDescription: Services, repairs, and overhauls aircraft engines and related systems or components to ensure airworthiness. Repairs replaces, and rebuilds aircraftengines and related components, such as installation and removal of QEC gear, replacement of FMU, Fuel controls, gearboxes, and utilizing hand tools. power tools,as required to assist senior Aircraft Mechanics.
The Vertex Aircraft Mechanic performs organizational and intermediate-level maintenance on C-26 aircraft. Is responsible for servicing, launch, and recovery, troubleshooting, repairing, and modifying aircraft systems to ensure continued airworthiness. These tasks are performed on avionics and electrical systems, environmental systems, engines, flight controls, and airframe components.
EXAMPLES OF WORK EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED IN THIS CLASSIFICATION INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING TASKS. THESE TASKS MAY BE AMENDED OR OTHER TASKS MAY BE ASSIGNED AS NECESSARY.
The Aircraft Mechanic I is responsible to the Lead Mechanic and performs work under FARs and a Part 145 Repair Station supporting customer flight operations, maintenance, repairs, and modifications. Aviation Operations Center (AOC) at Alliance Airport, Fort Worth, Texas.The essential functions include but are not limited to, the following duties.
The Aircraft Mechanic I is responsible to the Lead Mechanic and performs work under FARs and a Part 145 Repair Station supporting customer flight operations, maintenance, repairs, and modifications. Aviation Operations Center (AOC) at Alliance Airport, Fort Worth, Texas.The essential functions include but are not limited to, the following duties.
The Supply Technician is assigned and is responsible to the Supply Chain Manager for the satisfactory accomplishment of all duties and responsibilities listed below. Guidance for performing routine assignments may be provided by other Supply Technicians as necessary.ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSThe essential functions include but are not limited to, the following duties.
The Aircraft Mechanic I is responsible to the Lead Mechanic and performs work under FARs and a Part 145 Repair Station supporting customer flight operations, maintenance, repairs, and modifications. Aviation Operations Center (AOC) at Alliance Airport, Fort Worth, Texas.The essential functions include but are not limited to, the following duties.
The Aircraft Mechanic I is responsible to the Lead Mechanic and performs work under FARs and a Part 145 Repair Station supporting customer flight operations, maintenance, repairs, and modifications. Aviation Operations Center (AOC) at Alliance Airport, Fort Worth, Texas.The essential functions include but are not limited to, the following duties.
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