A&P Mechanic

Aircraft Mechanics perform direct maintenance on aircraft and are responsible to produce airworthy aircraft.

Aircraft Mechanics working on aircraft, components, or related parts, of aircraft are responsible to perform work outlined on applicable work forms in accordance with company policies and procedures, manufacturer&x27;s manuals and FAA requirements.

Responsible to sign for accomplishment of work on applicable work forms and records in timely fashion.

Responsible for the overhaul, maintenance and repair of airframe components, power plants, and associated components in accordance with manuals and manufacturer&x27;s manuals including Policies, Procedures, Bulletins and Orders.

Aircraft Mechanics will ensure the appropriate tag is attached to all parts removed from an aircraft in accordance with repair station policy.

An Aircraft Mechanic, when qualified, may be required to perform the duties of an Inspector in accordance with the Inspector job classification.

Aircraft Mechanics will keep assigned tools and support equipment in a safe and operational condition at all times, and when using calibrated equipment, ensure the calibration due time has not expired.

Aircraft Mechanics will wear such eye and ear protection as necessary to safeguard sight and hearing while on the flight line during engine run-ups or when operating machinery and power tools.