• Laying out and assuming control of quality and quantity of work assignments.


• Review the log book for each RON or idle (3 hours or more) aircraft at the base for open write-ups and currency of the Service Check.


• See that work is performed in a safe manner and in accordance with company policy, manufacturers’ manuals and FAA requirements.


• Coordinate work and jobs in progress with oncoming mechanics during shift change.


• Ensure that paperwork, tags, etc., are properly filled out and signed, including tags for parts removed from aircraft.


• Maintain work areas in a clean and orderly manner.


• Give on the job training instructions and information on job procedures, safety and good work practices.


• Keep the Maintenance Supervisor advised of problems that could result in work delays.


• Take necessary action to ensure that maintenance personnel in his or her group are qualified to accomplish the duties assigned to them.


• Efficiently utilize manpower, making possible adjustments in methods and perfection of procedures to provide continuous improvement in efficiency and increase of production.


• Endeavor to increase his or her own knowledge by studying of technical material and study guides provided for that purpose.


• Effective Communication skills, both verbal and written.


• Perform other duties as assigned.


• Must pass a ten (10) year background check and pre-employment drug screen.


• Must have authorization to work in the U.S. as defined in the Immigrations Act of 1986.

REQUIREMENTS & QUALIFICATIONS: A&P License; MD 80 Experience.

Education: A&P license, High School Diploma or Equivalent; College Preferred.

Experience: 2 years heavy aircraft maintenance experience.

Knowledge: Troubleshooting skills.

Working conditions: Primarily outdoors; aircraft, midnight shifts available.

Physical demands: Lift 50 lbs; Able to fit in tight places; bend and lift objects above the head.