Avionics & Structures for General Aviation Fleet | Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic

A&P Aircraft Mechanic – Avionics & Structures, General Aviation Fleet

Location:

Denver, CO

Employment Type:

Full-Time

About Client

A growing GA maintenance operation in Denver running a varied piston fleet—Cirrus, Diamond, Cessna, Piper, and Beechcraft—with expanding turboprop and avionics work. A tight, collaborative team with clear advancement pathways and a trajectory toward Part 145 certification and electric aircraft capability.

Compensation & Benefits

• Base Salary: $32–$42/hour — Based on experience and qualifications
• Relocation Assistance:
  Available on a case-by-case basis
• Shift: 40 hrs/week; 4x10 or 5x8 schedule flexible based on team needs; overtime frequently available; rotational weekend and AOG support at premium pay
• Benefits Package:
  Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance; 401(k) with employer match; flexible PTO (potential 4-day work week); specialty tools provided; factory training available for qualified candidates

Job Summary

Maintain a high-utilization GA piston fleet with a growing emphasis on avionics and electrical systems. The role covers inspections, troubleshooting, structural repairs, and avionics installations, reporting directly to the Director of Maintenance with room for long-term professional growth.

Key Responsibilities

• Execute scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on general aviation aircraft
• Conduct and sign off 100-hour and annual inspections in compliance with 14 CFR Parts 43 and 91
• Troubleshoot and repair electrical and avionics systems
• Assist with installations of radios, GPS, ADS-B, autopilot systems, and integrated avionics suites
• Carry out light sheet metal and structural repairs as required
• Diagnose mechanical and electrical discrepancies with precision
• Reference and apply maintenance manuals, ADs, SBs, and technical drawings
• Log all maintenance actions accurately in tracking systems
• Sustain a clean, well-organized workspace at all times
• Take part in rotational weekend coverage and AOG response support as scheduled

Minimum Requirements

• Active FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certificate (required)
• 3+ years of experience maintaining general aviation piston aircraft
• Prior experience completing and signing off 100-hour inspections
• Foundational avionics and electrical troubleshooting skills
• Working knowledge of FAA regulations, specifically 14 CFR Parts 43 and 91
• Must supply own basic hand tools
• Strong documentation and communication skills
• Able to lift up to 50 lbs and work in varied positions; comfortable with exposure to fuel, solvents, and mechanical components

Ideal Qualifications

• Inspection Authorization (IA)
• Hands-on experience with Garmin, Avidyne, G1000, or comparable avionics platforms
• Light sheet metal and structural repair background
• Turboprop aircraft experience
• Supervisory or lead mechanic experience
• Background supporting flight school or high-utilization fleet environments