Aircraft Maintenance Technician

• Base Pay $30.00 - $55.00 / Hour
• Job Category Jet Access Maintenance
• Employee Type FT Non-Exempt
• Manage Others No

Aircraft Maintenance Technician

Director of Maintenance

Base pay of $30.00–$55.00 per hour, paid bi-weekly. Overtime pay for all hours worked over 40. A shift premium of $6.00 per hour applies to second shift assignments. A travel premium of $2.00 per hour applies to AOG assignments. This position is classified as FLSA Non-Exempt.

The Aircraft Maintenance Technician serves as a critical technical resource within Jet Access's maintenance operations, performing expert-level inspections, repairs, and maintenance across a diverse fleet of jet, turboprop, and piston aircraft. This role upholds the highest standards of airworthiness and FAA regulatory compliance, directly protecting the safety of every client and crew member who relies on Jet Access.

• Perform intermediate and heavy maintenance tasks independently on airframe, power plant, and propeller systems across a diverse fleet of aircraft types.
• Execute turbine engine troubleshooting, inspection, repair, and engine run‑ups with precision and strict adherence to manufacturer specifications.
• Conduct comprehensive airframe system and component changes, ensuring thorough systems checkout following each procedure.
• Install service bulletins and modification kits on airframes and engines in full compliance with manufacturer requirements.
• Complete special projects and initiatives as needed, embracing opportunities to contribute to Jet Access's continued growth and success.

• Interpret complex technical manuals, engineering drawings, and blueprints to guide maintenance procedures accurately and safely.
• Complete all aircraft manufacturer scheduled maintenance items with meticulous attention to detail and thoroughness.
• Sign off on accomplished work, including troubleshooting and deferred maintenance items, with proper documentation in accordance with FAA requirements.
• Build accurate client invoices using labor calculations, purchase orders, and parts markup calculations.
• Ensure proper recording of all maintenance tasks on company documents and regulatory compliance forms.

• Perform routine inspections and comprehensive troubleshooting of airframe structures, engines, and aircraft systems to maintain airworthiness.
• Utilize precision equipment including tensiometers, micrometers, pressure gauges, and specialized hand tools to complete accurate, quality work.
• Maintain constant vigilance for safety protocols, ensuring all work adheres to the highest standards set by Jet Access and the FAA.
• Monitor operations to control labor costs and ensure efficient maintenance procedures without compromising quality or compliance.
• Verify proper equipment usage, acceptable parts installation, and approved hardware compliance on every task performed.

• Operate all power tools and specialized equipment necessary to accomplish maintenance assignments safely and effectively.
• Maintain and calibrate precision measuring instruments to ensure accurate readings and consistent work quality.
• Select appropriate tools and equipment for specific maintenance tasks and aircraft configurations, adapting as required.
• Ensure proper storage and maintenance of tools and equipment in accordance with established safety protocols.
• Coordinate with the parts department for timely acquisition of components and approved hardware to support maintenance schedules.

• Collaborate with maintenance team members to share technical knowledge, best practices, and lessons learned across aircraft types.
• Participate in ongoing training programs to remain current with evolving aircraft technologies, manufacturer updates, and FAA regulations.
• Provide mentorship and guidance to junior technicians and apprentices, contributing to the development of the maintenance team.
• Communicate effectively with clients, vendors, and internal teams regarding maintenance status, findings, and…