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Position
Summary: Position
Summary: This entry level position is designed to assist Mechanics/Technicians
with responsibilities and build careers for future licensed Mechanics.
Responsibilities can include aircraft maintenance, install, service, repair,
overhaul, alterations, and testing related to returning aircraft to service in
accordance with repair station policies and procedures. An Apprentice may be
hired into a specific shop which may be Tanker Shops, General Aviation, or
Ground Support Equipment.
The
below essential responsibilities and position overviews are not an exhaustive
list of all possible job duties. Respective descriptions for licensed mechanics,
mechanists, technicians, and training requirements should be referenced for
additional details. This description does not establish a written or implied
contract of employment.
Essential
Responsibilities:
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Perform simple maintenance tasks associated with
aircraft maintenance, clean and disassemble assemblies/subassemblies using
technical data.
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Perform
limited simple repairs under the direction and supervision of a Shop Lead.
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Operate hand tools and power tools.
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Use computers to find technical data on aircraft.
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Follow all company policies and procedures to
maintain a professional and safety working environment.
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Maintain personal minimal tool inventory and daily
accountability.
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Drive company vehicles interstate (not applicable
to all shops).
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Develop knowledge and skills required to become FAA
Certified Airframe and/or Powerplant Mechanic or Repairman (14CFR 65).
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Understand and comply with the Certified Repair
Station Maintenance Standard Operational Plan and Safety Management System
programs and policies.
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Provide communication to supervisor, co-workers
regarding maintenance functions, technical problems, anomalies, and personal
concerns.
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Ensure all equipment used, that calibration is up
to date and in good working condition.
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Effectively use and care for machine tools and
instruments.
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Minor custodial duties.
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Landscape maintenance and snow removal, as
necessary.
Qualifications:
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High
School Diploma or Equivalent Certificate.
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Possess
mechanical aptitude.
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Experience
in mechanical, electrical, maintenance or basic physics highly desired.
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Ability
to adhere to Company or Federal Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy (not applicable
to all shops).
Knowledge, Skills, and Competencies:
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Ability
to think analytically and be a problem solver.
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Ability
to communicate effectively with customers and co-workers in a courteous and
professional manner.
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Ability
to operate a motor vehicle, at times with a trailer attached (not applicable to
all shops).
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Must
be proficient in reading, writing, interpreting, and verbally communicating in
the English language.
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Motivated
to learn, embraces attention to detail and fulfill job expectations.
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Ready
to take on responsibilities, join a unique team, pursue opportunities, and
elevate professional credentials and development.
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Ability
to understand basic principles and theories of aviation, mechanical,
electrical, and physics concepts.
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Ability
to comply with Federal Aviation Administration regulations and Neptune company
guidelines.
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Ability
to follow oral and written directions, and willing to ask questions when
uncertain of task or have safety concerns.
·
Operating
knowledge and skill in Microsoft Office products.
Apprentice
Overviews: a
summary of each possible area an apprentice may be hired. This is not intended
to be all-inclusive, and apprentice will also perform other reasonably related
duties as assigned by management. Neptune Aviation Services reserves the right
to revise or change position responsibilities as the need arises.
Mechanic:
Assist with aircraft
inspection, maintenance, preventive maintenance, repair, overhaul, and
components or accessories airworthiness and quality within the designated shop.
Avionics:
Assist with
servicing, inspect, repair, overhaul, and alterations returning aircraft(s) to
service in accordance with repair station policies and procedures.
Powerplant Shop: Assist
with ALF502 Turbo Fan, and Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) engines’ servicing,
repair, overhaul, alterations, testing, and operation in an entry level
position and learn duties as required.
Machine
Shop: Assist
with manufacturing parts for aircraft, build special tools, fixtures,
and/or repair aircraft components using engine lathe, knee mill, NC mill, CNC
lathe, and/or other machine shop tools.
Ground
Support Equipment (GSE): Supports/assists
in repairs to equipment and facilities as directed by Ground Support Equipment
Lead Mechanic.
Physical
Requirements and Working Conditions:
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Work
assignments require moderate to strenuous effort. Workers must climb, bend,
stoop, crawl, and stand for prolonged periods on concrete or metal surfaces.
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Frequently
lift parts and equipment that weigh up to twenty-five (25) pounds. Occasionally
lift and carry items that weigh about fifty (50) pounds. Heavier weights may be
lifted with mechanical lifting devices or assistance from other workers.
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Work
is performed in hangar areas, outdoors, and in hazardous noise areas. Workers
are exposed to extremes in heat, cold, and inclement weather.
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Work
can occur in confined spaces and in awkward positions.
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Dirt,
dust, grease, and aircraft fluids may be common in the workspace.
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May
be asked to travel throughout the year when our aircraft is deployed. Depended
on shop placement.