Aircraft Mechanic II (Electrician or Sheet Metal) with Security Clearance

Program Overview

The Aircraft Mechanic II will support the installation of TCTO 1T-6A-876, modifying the T-6A Texan II to install the Automatic Backup Oxygen System (ABOS) at Laughlin Air Force Base in support of the 47 FTW/MX. This position is part of a Contract Field Team (CFT) responsible for executing all required steps of TCTO 1T-6A-876 (excluding designated FTW/MX steps), installing ABOS modification kits (P/N 133-5034-0001), and ensuring technical directive compliance.

Responsibilities

• Perform installation of TCTO 1T-6A-876 in accordance with technical publications, engineering directives, and USAF standards.
• Execute ABOS modification tasks including structural modifications, wiring harness installation/repair, oxygen system integration, and component installation as assigned by specialty.
• Support Technical Directive compliance and aircraft modifications in strict adherence to updated TCTO revisions during the Period of Performance.
• Operate and inspect required Support Equipment (SE) in accordance with USAF safety and operational procedures.
• Install, route, secure, terminate, and test wiring harnesses (Electrician specialization).
• Perform sheet metal repairs and structural modifications; prepare and treat surfaces using approved USAF/DoD corrosion preventative treatments (Sheet Metal specialization).
• Maintain and repair aircraft systems including flight controls, hydraulics, pneumatics, fuel systems, powerplant components, and oxygen/environmental systems as required.
• Interpret blueprints, manufacturer manuals, and technical data to troubleshoot moderate-to-complex mechanical discrepancies.
• Utilize specialized aircraft tools including crimping tools (M22520 series), insertion/extraction tools (M81969 series), torque wrenches, micrometers, dial indicators, sheet metal brakes, and shears.
• Provide input to Maintenance Engineering Changes (MEC), Estimated Cost of Damage (ECOD) documentation, and recommended modifications (MWO) when applicable.
• Lead small teams during complex installation tasks; mentor and guide Mechanic I personnel.
• Maintain accurate entries in aircraft logs and maintenance records as required.
• Prioritize workload to maintain schedule and meet installation timelines for two concurrent aircraft.
• Communicate technical concerns, discrepancies, and TCTO clarification requests directly to the site COR.
• Support TDY travel, if required, to Vance AFB or Sheppard AFB to complete ABOS modifications.

Qualifications

• Combination of experience in engine, structural, hydraulic, electrical, power train, and mechanical maintenance of moderate difficulty.
• Broad knowledge of sheet metal/structural repair and modification.
• Basic understanding of electrical theory.
• Proficiency with aircraft-specific tools and test equipment.
• Working knowledge of USAF technical publications and TCTO compliance procedures.
• Ability to lead teams and prioritize workload in a high-tempo maintenance environment.
• Ability to perform physical aircraft maintenance tasks in flight line and hangar environments.
• U.S. citizenship required.