1. Performing repairs, installations, refurbishing, servicing, inspections, checks, and tests as specified in the applicable work sheets and job cards.
2. Troubleshoot system malfunctions and perform necessary corrective actions.
3. Remove and replace defective components.
4. Signing for and being responsible for the work accomplished. 
5. Adhere to all technical data and instructions for each job function.
6. Comply with Service Bulletins and Airworthiness Directives.
7. Use the proper procedures, methods and practices to produce airworthy work.
8. Properly controlling aircraft parts.
9. Obtain run up and taxi qualifications.
10. Additional duties will be keeping the hanger and shop area clean and orderly, assist in aircraft reconfigurations, keep the exterior of the aircraft clean, and any other duties assigned to him by the shift Lead Mechanic or Maintenance Manager.

Training Requirements:

• Required to attend annual maintenance recurrent training

Qualifications:

1. A&P certificated Mechanic
2. Must be able to obtain airport operating area ramp badge.
3. Must possess own hand tools adequate to perform aircraft maintenance.
4. Must be able to properly wear supplied personal protective equipment.

Authority:

• Perform a Return to Service (14 CFR Part 43.7 and 65.81(a)).
• Structural PA32 and C208 experience preferred.

Send your resume:

• Phone: (907) 771-2500
• FAX: (907) 771-2661
• Email:
  
  • hr@penair.com 
  • randy.clark@penair.com
  • tom.martin@penair.com