Aircraft APU Technician

Be sure to follow our LinkedIn company page! ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/valegroup/ Vale Group, a nationwide specialized recruitment firm, has partnered with a company based in Miami Gardens, FL, who is actively searching for an experienced APU Technician to work onsite for an opportunity paying up to $38 per hour, based on experience, with some flexibility based on the individual. Our client is an FAA and EASA certified Part 145 component overhaul facility supporting commercial and military operators worldwide, and this 1st shift role calls for a seasoned technician who can take auxiliary power units from teardown through reassembly and final test. Five or more years of shop-level experience, sharp mechanical aptitude and the discipline to work precisely from OEM technical data are essential, while background on any particular APU model is not required. Requirements of the APU Technician: Proven hands-on experience performing both disassembly and assembly of aircraft auxiliary power units in a shop or MRO environmentAbility to read and apply component maintenance manuals, illustrated parts catalogs, service bulletins, airworthiness directives and engineering drawingsProficiency with precision measuring instruments such as micrometers, calipers, bore gauges and dial indicators, along with sound torque practicesSolid troubleshooting skills on turbine units, including analyzing performance readingsAbility to commit to a consistent 1st shift schedule5+ years of APU, gas turbine engine or aircraft component overhaul experienceHigh school diploma or GED required; aviation maintenance school, military aviation maintenance training or a related technical degree preferredFAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certificate preferred, though not mandatory for proven shop techniciansBilingual English/Spanish is a plusExperience across multiple APU models, borescope inspection or familiarity with NDT methods is a plusExceptional attention to detail, FOD awareness and a firm commitment to safety and FAA/EASA quality standardsComfortable using Microsoft Office and an MRO/ERP work order system; experience with digital test data acquisition preferred Responsibilities of the APU Technician: Disassemble, clean, inspect, repair and rebuild APUs and related modules in accordance with OEM manuals and applicable directivesPerform detailed visual and dimensional inspections to identify wear, cracking, erosion or heat damage and determine part serviceabilityReassemble units and sub-assemblies to specification, including fit and clearance checks and safety wiringConduct or assist with test cell runs, diagnose performance discrepancies and resolve issues before release to serviceTroubleshoot and repair APU line-replaceable units and accessories such as fuel controls, starters, ignition units and oil pumpsDocument findings, work orders and inspection results accurately to support customer quotes and quality recordsPartner with inspection, NDT, machining and parts teams to keep units moving and meet turnaround commitmentsMaintain tooling and test equipment while keeping the work area clean, organized and safeSupport as needed If this sounds like you or someone you know, click Apply or share the job today! Disclaimer: By applying to a position at Vale Group, you consent to receive SMS text messages about this or related jobs. Message rates may apply. Opt-out anytime by replying STOP. Terms and Privacy Policy are on our website. #INDHP