Tank Tigers, an STS Aviation Group company, is hiring Aircraft Fuel Cell Technicians Class B in Oklahoma City. If you have real experience turning wrenches on aircraft and you want work that feels honest and hands on, this is it. You will join a team trusted to keep fuel systems safe and operational for some of the largest aviation partners in the world. The job is physical, technical, and detailed. The kind of work that rewards focus and pride.

This technical position requires a minimum of 2 calendar years of aircraft maintenance experience. Reports to the Facility Supervisor and or Facility Manager. A Technician Class B is responsible for performing fuel tank maintenance. This includes preventive maintenance and alteration tasks as directed and assigned in accordance with the applicable maintenance data. The qualifications for this position are basic knowledge, experience and or training required to perform the assigned task. This position will not be assigned management, supervisory or inspection duties and does not have authorization to sign a maintenance release for approving, maintained or altered article for return to service. Therefore, this position is not required to be certified under 14 CFR part 65 or be listed on the Management Supervisor or Inspector roster.

• Carry out the assigned tasks, in accordance with the applicable maintenance manual. Maintenance performed which have been completed or partially completed have been signed off.
• Ensure maintenance operations are performed in the appropriate sequence that inspections are requested in an orderly and timely manner and that maintenance activities are performed according to the appropriate maintenance data and customer requirements.
• Ensure test equipment or tools used to make airworthiness determinations are labeled and current.
• Request stock as required for the work being performed.
• Properly record the work performed on the appropriate maintenance record and complete the additional paperwork as required.
• Maintain work area in a clean and orderly manner.
• Remain cognizant of applicable FAR part 145 and 43.
• Familiar with the content of the company Repair Station Manual, Quality Control Manual and subsequent revisions.
• Responsible for recording time of tasks assigned.
• Immediately communicating to supervision any procedures, practices or habits, if not corrected might lead to injury, inefficiency or un airworthy conditions.

The work demands flexible schedule and the ability to fit into small areas and work in confined spaces.

• Must be able to comprehend and perform fuel system aircraft maintenance.

• Aircraft maintenance experience of 2 to 4 years.

An Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities Females Disabled Veterans

Tank Tigers is part of STS Aviation Group and specializes in aircraft fuel system support for operators across the country. Our teams handle inspection, repair, defuel, entry, cleaning, and maintenance tasks with precision and care. The work we do keeps aircraft safe, reliable, and ready for flight.