Aircraft Technician

Job Title:

Aircraft Technician

If qualified and interested:
Text Duke at 631/513/1840

This role focuses on performing line and overnight hangar maintenance on Boeing Dreamlifter (747‑400) aircraft at the Charleston (CHS) airport within a Boeing facility. You will support a busy air cargo operation, carrying out routine and non‑routine maintenance tasks and receiving basic inspection training as part of your development. The position starts as a contract role with a strong opportunity to transition to a permanent hire after six months.

• Perform line maintenance on Boeing Dreamlifter (747‑400) and other Boeing aircraft models as required, ensuring safe and efficient turnaround of air cargo operations.
• Carry out overnight hangar maintenance activities, including scheduled and unscheduled inspections, repairs, and component replacements.
• Conduct basic aircraft inspections under guidance and training, following all applicable maintenance manuals, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
• Troubleshoot airframe and powerplant issues on Boeing aircraft such as 747, 737, 777, and 787, and coordinate corrective actions to return aircraft to service.
• Use appropriate tools, equipment, and technical documentation to perform maintenance tasks accurately and safely.
• Complete all required maintenance records, work cards, and documentation clearly and in compliance with regulatory and company standards.
• Collaborate with other technicians and station personnel to support efficient operations at a growing maintenance station.
• Adhere to all safety protocols, facility rules, and quality standards while working in line and hangar environments.
• Maintain readiness to work various shifts, including day and night schedules, and support a 4‑on/3‑off rotation.
• Obtain and maintain a Boeing facility badge and comply with all security and access requirements.

• Ability to obtain and maintain a Boeing badge for work within the Boeing facility.
• Holding an Airframe (A) license is required for this role.
• Experience performing aircraft maintenance on Boeing models, with preference for Boeing 747, 737, 777, and 787 platforms.
• Experience in airframe and powerplant work, with familiarity in powerplant mechanic duties.
• Capability to perform line maintenance and hangar maintenance in an active air cargo environment.
• Willingness to work a flexible schedule, including day and night shifts and a 4‑on/3‑off rotation.
• Ability to follow detailed maintenance procedures, technical manuals, and regulatory guidelines.
• Strong attention to safety, quality, and documentation accuracy in all maintenance activities.

• Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license is strongly preferred and considered a plus.
• Experience with regional aircraft maintenance is welcomed in addition to Boeing model experience.
• Mid‑level aircraft maintenance experience is acceptable; technicians with demonstrated hands‑on experience are encouraged to apply.
• Comfort working in a fast‑paced air cargo maintenance environment with changing priorities.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a station team that is expanding its maintenance capacity.
• Willingness to participate in basic inspection training and continue developing technical skills over time.

You will join a growing operation in a stable air cargo industry, with the opportunity to transition from contract to permanent employment after six months. The station is expanding and offers consistent work, development through inspection training, and a structured 4‑on/3‑off schedule that supports work‑life balance. Technicians benefit from a per diem for seven days, and the environment provides exposure to a variety of Boeing aircraft and opportunities for professional growth in a dynamic maintenance setting.

The role is based at Charleston International Airport (CHS) within a Boeing facility, working in both line maintenance and hangar maintenance settings. The station has been operating since late 2021 and is growing from a 19‑person team to approximately 27–29 mechanics, reflecting increased workload and long‑term stability. You will work around…