Helicopter Maintenance Apprentice​/Entry-Level A&P Technician

APEX Helicopters, an authorized Robinson Helicopter service center, is now hiring a full-time Helicopter Maintenance Apprentice to work on Robinson helicopters.

An A&P Certificate is NOT required to apply.

We welcome candidates currently pursuing their A&P certification, recent aviation maintenance school graduates, and newly licensed A&P mechanics looking to gain valuable hands‑on experience in a professional helicopter maintenance environment.

This is an opportunity to learn alongside experienced technicians while developing practical skills and familiarity with Robinson helicopters.

We encourage applications from:

• Students currently enrolled in an Aviation Maintenance Technician School.
• Recent aviation maintenance school graduates preparing for or completing their A&P certification.
• Individuals actively pursuing A&P certification through qualifying, documented practical experience.
• Newly licensed A&P mechanics seeking their first professional aviation maintenance position.
• Candidates with previous military or civilian aircraft maintenance experience who are working toward FAA certification.

Prior helicopter maintenance experience is not required, but candidates should demonstrate mechanical aptitude, a genuine interest in aviation maintenance, and a clear commitment to obtaining or developing their A&P qualifications.

Working under the direction and supervision of experienced, appropriately certificated mechanics, responsibilities may include:

• Assist with scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on Robinson R22 and R44 helicopters.
• Support aircraft inspections, preventive maintenance, and basic troubleshooting.
• Assist with removal, inspection, servicing, and installation of aircraft components.
• Learn proper aircraft maintenance procedures, including the use of technical manuals, parts catalogs, and manufacturer service instructions.
• Develop familiarity with helicopter airframe, rotor, drivetrain, electrical, and powerplant systems.
• Assist with aircraft ground handling, hangar organization, tools, and maintenance equipment.
• Learn proper maintenance documentation and recordkeeping procedures.
• Maintain personal training and practical-experience records, where applicable to the candidate's FAA certification pathway.
• Follow established safety procedures, quality standards, and supervisor instructions.
• Progress toward more advanced technical responsibilities as experience, competency, and appropriate authorization permit.

All maintenance activities requiring certification or supervision must be performed in accordance with applicable FAA regulations and manufacturer requirements.

• Currently pursuing an A&P certification, recently completed an aviation maintenance training program, or newly certificated as an A&P mechanic.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and an interest in aircraft systems.
• Basic familiarity with hand tools, mechanical assemblies, and safe workshop practices.
• Ability and willingness to learn from experienced aviation mechanics.
• Attention to detail and the ability to carefully follow technical instructions.
• Reliable attendance, professionalism, and a strong work ethic.
• Commitment to workplace safety and maintaining a clean, organized work environment.
• Ability to work cooperatively in a team and ask questions when uncertain.

Any previous hands‑on experience, education, or training involving Robinson R22, R44, or R66 helicopters will be considered a significant advantage.

This may include:

• Practical experience working on Robinson helicopters during school, internships, or previous employment.
• Familiarity with Robinson maintenance manuals, parts catalogs, or helicopter systems.
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