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6-10 years of experience
Inspected aircraft components for safety of flight/airworthiness
- Conducted audits and training on 25 maintenance safety and quality programs.
- Executed countless quality assurance trend analysis and provided explicit documentation.
- Developed policies and procedures, which improved the quality of workmanship, relieving human error.
- Trained and evaluated mechanics, avionics/electrical technicians, and issued/revoked certifications.
- Inspected toolboxes, workshops, hangar spaces, fire detection/suppression systems, manuals, and work-center training and safety programs.
- Verifying aircraft parts by test or inspection, using intensive product inspection techniques, that parts comply with specification requirements prior to acceptance and installation.
0-5 years of experience
- Responsible to inspect maintenance work performed, ensuring that the work is accomplished per the respective fleet MIP
- Compare current aircraft maintenance logs with repeat item report to determine whether additional troubleshooting or corrective action may be warranted
- Build work packs in co-op with MX supervisor to include Service bulletins, EA's, FCD's or AD compliance forms associated with the anticipated work scope.
- Assure all pilot discrepancies are addressed
0-5 years of experience
- Annual inspections, fuel calibration, flight control removal/installation/weight & balance/rigging, and landing gear inspections during replacement on King Air 200, GIV, GV, G450 . On the GIV and GV complied with 5000 landings inspections.
- Flight Test Team Eng. Liaison on G450 aircraft.
- Me Liaison Engineering Support
6-10 years of experience
Technician (Six years)
- Responsible for three person crew. Team leader with responsibility of ensuring workflow is completed safely and efficiently.
- Manage and supervise heavy and line maintenance on Citation business aircraft (Citation X, 680, 560, 560XL and other Citation 500 series aircraft.)
- Troubleshoot highly technical aircraft systems (pressurization, fuel, flight control, electrical, and pneumatic). Landing Gear breakdown/replacement qualified.
- Repair and maintain interior discrepancies.
- Guided by OEM (FAA sanctioned) maintenance programs with an emphasis on safety and quality. Use industry best practices to meet budgets and quality assurance goals.
- Perform avionics inspections, which meet Technical Quality Standards.
- Exhibits outstanding customer service skills.
- Maintain maintenance record keeping; comply with discrepancy and corrective action write-ups.
- Support and oversee FAR Part 91 and 135 aircraft on a daily basis.