Aircraft Mechanic Apprenticeship Opportunities

Job Description

Aircraft Mechanic Apprentices will learn to inspect aircraft structures and/or aircraft airframe systems and components (such as mechanical flight control, hydraulic, drive train and fuel systems) following defined inspection program and utilizing visual inspection techniques or inspection aids (such as precision measuring equipment) as required. Learn to replace or repair damaged or worn aircraft structural or dynamic (rotary) components utilizing general hand tools and pneumatic tools and structural repair equipment. Learn to perform removal, assembly and replacement of aircraft component or system parts as required. Learn to properly document all inspection findings and work performed/corrective action in the appropriate maintenance records to meet established standards.

Working Conditions

Work may be accomplished in shop, hangar, office, outdoors or remote field environment. May have exposure to loud noise, airborne particulates or hazardous materials, where appropriate protective equipment must be used. This position requires the employee to sit or stand for long periods of time. The employee frequently is required to use arms, hands and fingers to handle, feel or reach. The sensory requirements for this position include vision, hearing, and touch. Must have the ability to lift items relative to assigned functions.

Minimum Qualifications

Must be local Oregon Resident. Must have at least one of the following: High school diploma, GED, Certificate of High School Equivalency, Work Keys Bronze Level Career Readiness Certificate; or complete a validated community college test to establish equivalent competency in reading, writing, and math comprehension skills.

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