Aircraft Mechanic, Army C-12, Ft. Huachuca, AZ - L-3 Communications - Fort Huachuca, AZ

Basic Function Summary: Troubleshoots, repairs and services aircraft and engine systems. Conducts diagnosis of malfunctions. Performs maintenance, disassembly, rework, repair, replacement, re-assembly or adjustment of various aircraft systems in accordance with technical specifications, engineering instructions, and FAA regulations. Maintains FAA required records, manuals and inspection forms. Requires an airframe and power license. Essential Duties and Accountabilities: An Aircraft Mechanic is required to maintain all aircraft/systems in accordance with and within the limitations of the FAA and the aircraft manufacturer. The Aircraft Mechanic reports directly to the Lead Mechanic on a day to day basis. When traveling to other sites to perform assigned duties, he/she would then report to the Fleet Manager. The Aircraft Mechanic is responsible for, but not limited to: Inspect and certify aircraft at specific intervals as required by L-3, Government, and the FAA. Ensure inventory spares and materials to include receiving, usage, reporting, shipping, transfer, scrap and replenishment are handled using established company procedures. Ensure timely submission of required reports and documents to Program Management and the Government. Ensure that the site assigned company and Government owned/operated/possessed items are maintained. Ensure required entries are made in the aircraft logbooks, configuration records, site records and Management Information System (MIS). Ensure compliance with quality and safety procedures/operations at the site level. Ensure company rules, regulations and policies are enforced, and initiate actions to correct infractions. Advise the Fleet Manager/Site Manager promptly of unresolved or developing problem areas. Ensure polices and standards are being adhered. Must be able to travel to other locations requiring over night stay. Must be able to lift 20 lbs. routinely and 50 lbs. on occasion. LI-AE1 Qualifications Education and Experience: FAA Airframe and Powerplant license is required. A minimum of three (3) years recent hands on airframe and powerplant experience. Must be able to obtain and maintain a US Secret Security Clearance. US Security Clearance Required : Secret Schedule : Full-time Shift : Day – 1st Travel : Yes, 25 % of the Time Organization : Sector – Army Sustainment-20000024

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