IMMEDIATELY HIRING! HAA A&P Mechanic - Rotor Wing FULL-TIME Opportunity in Rochester, Indiana

• Starting Wage $70K-$90K based on experience and qualifications
• $3K IA Stipend
• Sign on Bonus up to $10K based on experience
• Relocation expenses reimbursement
• Aircraft Factory Training

The Aircraft Maintenance Technician will  perform maintenance services, including mechanical inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs, while providing regular status updates to management and coordinating with the maintenance team.

Key Responsibilities:

• Maintenance & Technical Expertise: Perform advanced inspections, diagnose complex mechanical issues, and lead corrective actions. Approve work performed by other AMTs and ensure adherence to technical manuals and regulatory standards.
• Inventory & Resource Management: Perform inventory checks to ensure adequate stock of parts and equipment, maintain the equipment tracking log, authorize replacement requests, and monitor part expenditures.
• Documentation & Compliance: Ensure all service paperwork and FAA documentation are accurately completed and filed. Maintain compliance with company policies and information security standards.
• Safety & Work Environment: Promote a culture of safety and professionalism by sustaining a clean and safe working environment for the maintenance team and flight crew.
• Communication & Coordination: Serve as a key liaison between departments, vendors, and team members to facilitate efficient operations. Ensure clear and timely communication of maintenance status and priorities.
• Collaboration: Work collaboratively and professionally with all allied health, public safety personnel, operations teams, and fellow AMTs to support mission readiness and operational efficiency.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

• Performs preventive, scheduled and on-demand maintenance, inspections, repairs and modifications to airframes and engines in accordance with manufacturers' maintenance procedures, service bulletins and manuals, airworthiness directives, and applicable Federal Aviation Regulations
• Utilize hand and power tools to perform duties in a timely manner to meet a high standard of safety and quality
• Diagnose and troubleshoot aircraft electrical systems and avionics
• Works well with a small team as well as independently with minimal immediate supervision
• Assist in maintaining maintenance logs and records as required
• Maintains a clean work environment and professional appearance
• Occasional travel required

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Must be FAA Airframe and Powerplant certified, Inspection Authorization preferred
• Must possess a basic set of mechanic’s hand tools in both metric and standard (fractional) sizes
• Team player with a professional and positive attitude
• Strong work ethic, communication skills, and integrity
• Ability to operate a computer proficiently and adapt to various software platforms
• Must be physically able to perform the following, unaided:
  • Bend over and pick up items from the floor
  • Raise arms above the head
  • Ability to lift up to 75 lbs
  • Bending, kneeling, squatting, and standing for extended periods of time
  • Climb and descend a 10’ ladder
  • See and hear safety hazards and warnings – vision correctable to 20/20
  • Frequently use hands, wrists, shoulders, and back as necessary
• Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship
• Must be able to pass FAA regulated pre-employment drug screening (and will be subject to ongoing FAA random drug and alcohol testing program)
• Valid state driver’s license
  
  

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

• 3+ years recent turbine helicopter maintenance experience
• Experience on Leonardo AW-169, AW-109SP
• Experience performing track and balance
• Glass cockpit avionics and systems experience