A&P Aircraft Mechanic; Las Vegas, NV

McCarran Intl Airport F9
Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA

Bring your A&P. We’ll bring the Airbus. Join Frontier Airlines in Las Vegas as an A&P Aircraft Mechanic maintaining our Airbus A320 fleet to FAA standards and Frontier procedures. Perform inspections, repairs and line maintenance that help keep aircraft safe, compliant and departure-ready.

Base pay: $32.00 per hour

Additional hourly premiums:

• $6.00/hour:
  Airframe (A) and Powerplant (P) licenses
• $1.00/hour:
  Graveyard shift differential

This is a bargaining-unit position with schedule, shift and pay determined by seniority. All A&P Mechanics may be required to participate in AOG field trips as outlined in the labor contract.

• Airbus A320 work with real impact: Help keep Frontier aircraft safe, compliant and departure-ready.
• Build skills and qualifications: Complete hands-on training and maintain qualifications required to perform aircraft maintenance safely and effectively.
• Work directly on the operation: Your work supports the safe and reliable movement of Frontier aircraft every day.

The A&P Aircraft Mechanic is a working member of the maintenance organization responsible for completing required aircraft maintenance in accordance with Frontier procedures and federal aviation regulations.

• Perform and assist with approved maintenance work during the scheduled shift.
• Ensure assigned work documents and records are complete and accurate.
• Seek required on-the-job training to achieve and maintain qualification standards.
• Perform engine runs and aircraft taxi when trained, qualified and authorized.
• Operate ground support equipment (GSE) and passenger vehicles within airport movement areas when properly licensed, endorsed and airport-qualified.
• Operate passenger vehicles on public roads and at offsite facilities when all applicable licensing, Frontier endorsement and airport qualification requirements are met.
• Coordinate activities with the lead mechanic or station supervisor.
• Research information and materials required for scheduled aircraft work.
• Maintain clean maintenance areas and follow clean-as-you-go practices.
• Maintain positive tool-control accountability and ensure personal and company-owned tools are removed from aircraft, engines, appliances and components.
• Immediately report lost or found tools to management.
• Follow applicable rules and regulations to maintain a safe working environment.
• Enter required information into aircraft maintenance tracking systems.
• Comply with procedures required under the MEL/CDL/NEF Program.
• Monitor completion of aircraft records, including logbook pages, work cards, non-routines, engineering documents and related records.
• Make FMIS entries as required.
• Maintain familiarity with training requirements defined in the GMM 100:
  Maintenance Training Program and ensure required training is current before performing applicable functions or tasks.
• Follow approved published procedures unless an authorized deviation has been issued.
• For Interior Crew assignments, remove, repair and reinstall aircraft interiors including seats, galleys, lavatories, sidewalls, ceilings and flooring.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• FAA certificated mechanic with Airframe and Powerplant ratings.
• Ability to acquire, hold, maintain and use a valid motor vehicle driver’s license.
• Two (2) years of experience performing maintenance in areas such as maintenance checks, engine changes, landing gear changes, structural repairs, flight control rigging or component maintenance on A320-series or similar large aircraft,
  or successful completion of an accredited A&P mechanic training course.
• When…