Aircraft Mechanic

Aircraft Mechanic

Support maintenance, inspection, troubleshooting, repair, modification, and return-to-service activities on turbine-powered helicopters within an FAA Part 145 Repair Station. This hands-on role requires a strong commitment to safety, quality, regulatory compliance, and teamwork while maintaining a variety of rotary-wing aircraft.

Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance in accordance with FAA regulations, manufacturer manuals, and company procedures.

Conduct inspections, troubleshoot discrepancies, and complete repairs on airframe, powerplant, hydraulic, fuel, electrical, and mechanical systems.

Remove, install, rig, adjust, and test aircraft components and assemblies to ensure proper operation and airworthiness.

Perform aircraft modifications, upgrades, phase inspections, and component replacements.

Interpret maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, service bulletins, and technical publications.

Complete maintenance records, work orders, and return-to-service documentation accurately and in compliance with FAA requirements.

Perform operational and functional checks following maintenance actions.

Support aircraft disassembly, reassembly, preservation, and delivery activities.

Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment while properly using and caring for tools and equipment.

Collaborate with maintenance, avionics, sheet metal, and quality teams to meet operational and customer requirements.

Provide off-site maintenance support as needed and represent the organization professionally.

Identify root causes of mechanical issues and implement effective corrective actions.

Adhere to all safety, quality, and regulatory standards.

Join a stable, low-turnover organization committed to long-term career growth, professional development, and a strong culture of safety and quality. You'll gain experience across a diverse fleet of civilian helicopters while working alongside experienced aviation professionals. The position offers a first-shift schedule, overtime opportunities, competitive benefits, and clear paths for advancement.

Work in an FAA Part 145 Repair Station supporting a variety of turbine-powered rotary-wing aircraft from manufacturers including Sikorsky, Bell, Leonardo (AW), and Eurocopter. The environment involves hands-on maintenance, heavy inspections, and modification projects within a safety-focused, team-oriented hangar setting. Overtime and occasional travel or off-site maintenance support may be required based on operational needs. Professional appearance, organization, and strict adherence to safety and regulatory standards are expected at all times.

This is a Permanent position based out of Latrobe, PA.

The pay range for this position is $58240.00 - $104000.00/yr.

Competitive hourly pay based on experience

Full-time, long-term career opportunity

Health insurance reimbursement

Opportunities for training and professional development

Exposure to a variety of civilian and military helicopter platforms

Work in an FAA Part 145 Repair Station environment

Collaborative team of maintenance, avionics, sheet metal, and quality professionals

Opportunity to work alongside experienced aviation leaders and technicians

Hands-on experience with Bell, Airbus, Leonardo, and Sikorsky aircraft platforms

Growing company with opportunities for career advancement

Stable, safety-focused work environment

Exposure to aircraft modifications, heavy maintenance, inspections, and special projects

This is a fully onsite position in Latrobe, PA.

Final date to receive applications This position is anticipated to close on Aug 21, 2026.