Aircraft Maintenance Technician

Aircraft Maintenance Technician – Republic Airways

Perform preventive maintenance, repairs, modifications, and other maintenance of aircraft, components, and related equipment in accordance with standards, regulations, and company procedures.

• Perform preventive maintenance, repairs, and modifications on aircraft and components, complying with 14 CFR, GMM, company policies, and FAA/OSHA requirements.
• Carry out maintenance mechanic duties inside and outside the hangar and at the airport terminal.
• Troubleshoot all aircraft systems and execute maintenance work orders.
• Use tools, equipment, and test apparatus to complete work in accordance with industry practices; verify calibrated tools and use serviceable materials and parts.
• Verify each part or component is effective for the aircraft on which it will be installed.
• Adhere to material handling and control procedures; initiate material requests as needed.
• Evaluate the work area and equipment for safety before performing maintenance; always apply a safety-first approach.
• Maintain a clean, safe working environment throughout the shift.
• Update supervisors on work progress; review and sign paperwork at shift end; assist with shift turnover reports per GMM.
• Complete all internal company forms, maintenance records, and work orders; conduct required maintenance computer system transactions (MEL, DMI).
• Provide coaching and on-the-job training as directed.
• Follow established work schedules; participate in shift meetings and briefings.
• Submit written suggestions that enhance safety and cost-effective maintenance when appropriate.
• Access company intranet to familiarize with GMM and aircraft manuals; ensure part effectiveness per aircraft.
• Maintain FAA AMT training, licenses, and certifications; keep licensure current.
• Read and acknowledge maintenance newsletters and company emails in a timely manner.
• Perform other duties as assigned or required.

Reasonable accommodation may be provided for individuals with disabilities.

• High school diploma or equivalent with a valid FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license.

Previous experience as an A&P mechanic or airline mechanic; experience using a computer to retrieve information and input data.

• Stable employment history.
• Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
• Possess required tools.
• Ability to work both individually and in a team setting.

• Pass an FAA 10‑year work history review, criminal background check, and fingerprint verification.
• Agree to FAA and company mandatory random drug and alcohol testing.

Read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals; write routine reports and correspondence; speak effectively and be understood by associates.

Apply common sense to carry out instructions; handle problems involving multiple variables in standardized situations.

Make limited decisions, determining best methods to solve problems based on established policies and precedents; impact of decisions is moderately low.

• Stand, walk, and use hands at least 90% of the time.
• Climb, stoop, kneel, crouch, and crawl up to 60% of the time.
• Lift up to 50 lb at least 35% of the time; lift or move 75 lb over 70% of the time.
• Visual proficiency required to perform work and navigate hazards.

• Work near moving mechanical parts and with fumes or airborne particles 90% of the time.
• Work in high or precarious places up to 50% of the time.
• Handle toxic or caustic chemicals 30% of the time.
• Possibility of electric shock or explosives up to 10% of the time.
• Outdoors and inside an open‑air hangar or airport terminal 100% of the time.
• Work environment may be very loud.
• Required to wear respirator and protective equipment; minimal facial hair for mask fit.
• Work nights, evenings, weekends, and holidays to support 24‑hour operations.

Travel up to 20% of the time, including overnight stays.

Full‑time