Structural Installer - UH60

About the role

The Structural Mechanic/Installer works as part of a maintenance crew tasked with repairing and implementing structural and body enhancements to an aircraft for which the crew is rated to work on.

Responsibilities

• Installs units, parts, equipment, and components in structural assembly according to drawings and specifications, using hand tools and power tools
• Replaces worn aircraft body parts, flight control surfaces, fuel cell and tank cleaning and restoration, pylon and windshield replacements
• Follows strict dimension tolerances and compliance to FAA maintenance bulletins based on supplied engineering blueprints
• May operate gas‑based Arc welding equipment, brazing equipment, centering tools, riveting tools and other prescribed sheet metal and structural maintenance tools
• Removes dented or worn out aircraft sheet metal and structural parts
• Cuts, trims, bends and smooths sheet metal parts, ensuring proper fit within tolerances and clearance parts
• Understands and interprets engineering blueprints, illustrations and specifications to determine layouts, sequences of operations, identities and relationship of parts
• Performs other duties as assigned

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED required
• FAA A&P or appropriate military occupational specialty training required
• Five years’ experience required
• Any combination of education/experience may be substituted for job requirements at the recommendation of the hiring manager and approval of the COO and CEO

Skills

• Hand tools
• Power tools
• Gas‑based Arc welding equipment
• Brazing equipment
• Centering tools
• Riveting tools
• Other prescribed sheet metal and structural maintenance tools
• Ability to understand and interpret engineering blueprints, illustrations, and specifications