Aircraft Maintenance Technician

• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Maintenance execution. Troubleshoot and perform assigned maintenance on Company aircraft at TEB, within their qualifications and authority, using applicable maintenance data and Company procedures.

Arrival and preflight support. Meet arriving aircraft and provide preflight maintenance support to the greatest extent practical; discuss aircraft condition with crews and address reported or discovered discrepancies.

Schedule monitoring. Regularly review the Company aircraft schedule for TEB arrivals, departures, and changes; proactively coordinate and adjust their working hours around aircraft activity.

AOG response. Respond promptly when reasonably available, assess discrepancies, communicate progress to the DOM and crews, coordinate technical support, and provide reasonable after-hours or off-station support, including travel.

Records and resources. Complete accurate maintenance records promptly; coordinate needed parts, tooling, and outside assistance; maintain Company tooling and equipment under their control.

Maintenance Planning and Coordination. Assist the Director of Maintenance with maintenance planning and scheduling for aircraft operating through TEB, including coordination of upcoming maintenance requirements and available maintenance opportunities.

Records and Resources. Complete accurate maintenance records in a timely manner. Coordinate required parts, tooling, technical support, and outside assistance as necessary. Maintain Company tooling and equipment assigned to or under their control.

This position requires a variable work schedule driven by Company aircraft activity king hours may include early mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays.

The mechanic is expected to regularly monitor the aircraft schedule and coordinate their availability with the Director of Maintenance to provide effective coverage of TEB aircraft activity. Work schedules should account for reasonable work and rest periods, conflicting assignments, planned maintenance, and short-notice operational changes.

Continuous availability or coverage of every aircraft movement is not expected; however, the position requires a reasonable degree of flexibility to support the operational needs of the TEB station.

Applicants must possess:

• A valid FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate.
• Strong Gulfstream maintenance and troubleshooting experience.
• The ability to work independently and exercise sound technical judgment.
• The ability to obtain and maintain required airport access.

An annual Performance review shall will be conducted based on the following areas

• Technical performance and quality. Troubleshooting accuracy, maintenance quality, sound technical judgment, workmanship, and avoidance of repeat issues attributable to completed work.
• AOG response and operational support. Timeliness and effectiveness of response when available, diagnosis and troubleshooting, appropriate escalation, repair coordination, and communication of aircraft status.
• TEB station support and readiness. Regular review of the aircraft schedule, reasonable adjustment of working hours based on aircraft activity, arrival and preflight support, and completion of assigned station responsibilities.
• Documentation and compliance. Accuracy and timeliness of maintenance records and adherence to applicable regulations, approved maintenance data, and Company policies and procedures.
• Professionalism and communication. Reliability, ability to work independently, teamwork, professionalism, and clear communication with flight crews, vendors, maintenance personnel, and Company management.