This position is eligible for relocation assistance if applicable

Position Summary

Maintains aircraft in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and other regulations (ICAO). Performs maintenance, repairs, and minor overhauls on Duke Energy aircraft; Conducts periodic inspection of aircraft, including daily pre- and postflight service, to determine mechanical condition in accordance with Federal Aviation Regulations Performs aircraft cleaning, towing, and refueling Maintains fuel farm and ground support equipment.

Responsibilities

• Maintains aircraft in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and other regulations (ICAO);
• Maintains records for aircraft in accordance with regulations and Aviation Department policies;
• Participates in the Safety Management System.

Duties:

• Plans, manages, and controls the maintenance of aircraft within the bounds of FAA, Duke Energy, and Aviation Department policy
• Performs maintenance, repairs, and minor overhauls on Duke Energy aircraft
• Conducts periodic inspection of aircraft, including daily pre- and postflight service, to determine mechanical condition in accordance with Federal Aviation Regulations
• Maintains FAA and aircraft records and logbooks at the highest standard in accordance with regulatory and company requirements
• Ensures compliance with Airworthiness Directives
• Assists with aircraft towing and fueling
• Attends type specific training as required at a manufacturer-approved school
• Accompanies aircraft when it is at a service center for inspection, repair, or modifications
• Coordinates with scheduling, pilots, and department management, as well as outside vendors and FAA representatives, as needed

• High School/GED
• Minimum of 5 years work related experience
• Holds a valid FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate

Desired Qualifications

• Helicopter experience preferred
• H145D3 and AW139 experience preferred
• Detailed knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations and procedures
• Familiarity with FAA and NTSB Documenting and reporting criteria
• Extensive knowledge of aircraft systems including electrical, hydraulic and avionics and engines
• Proficient in computer software programs applicable to aircraft maintenance.
• Possess the communication skills necessary to interact with all levels of company personnel.
• Fork lift current qualifications

Working Conditions

• Onsite Mobility Classification – Work will be performed at a company facility.
• Office duty when not performing maintenance technician duties.
• Travel involving extensive periods of time away from home including international destinations.
• Required to work weekends and holidays as necessary.
• Duty may include any time of day or night as required.
• May be required to be on standby status if not on official vacation.
• Pre-flight, post-flight and aircraft servicing is accomplished outside in all weather conditions and extreme noise levels associated with airport operations.
• Fork lift and other lift and ground support equipment operations.