NOTE: THIS IS A TRAVELING POSITION STATIONED AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS CONUS, AND POTENTIALLY OCONUS. COMPENSATION PACKAGE INCLUDES COMPETITIVE SALARY, COMPREHENSIVE BENEFITS AND TRAVEL/PER DIEM. 

Performs a variety of maintenance and servicing actions to aircraft that may include multiple components such as engines, propeller systems, and controlling systems. Primary control systems can include cable, hydraulic and pneumatic operated systems. Candidate maybe required to help support live testing of engines and propellers, flight line servicing, towing, and delivery of aircraft. Specific duties include, but are not limited to the following:

• Performs and assists with removals, dis-assembly, assembly, installation, repair, and testing of various C-130 engines, propeller assemblies and associated components at an intermediate level.
• Perform intermediate engine and propeller maintenance actions, including preservation and storage.
• Read, interpret, and assist with the development of work instructions, as required.
• Work from service guidance or engineering drawings with minimal supervision.
• Assist level III technicians as required and help provide technical direction, training, and guidance to lower-level technicians.
• Work as a Team member supporting workflow and task assignments when required by Team leads.
• Use a large array of complex hand, pneumatic, and power tools safely and efficiently as well as overhead hoists, forklifts, and common ground support equipment, i.e., GPU, Tow Tractors, etc.
• Perform in process inspections of assemblies and completed installations.
• Perform Foreign Object & Debris inspections or “Clean as you go” after task completion.
• Travel required 90% of time.
• Other Duties may be required as assigned.

• High school diploma or graduate equivalency
• Associates Degree or Graduate of a technical or military aviation technical school preferred.
• Prior formal training, military or commercial, with ability to provide documented evidence preferred.
• A&P license is preferred.
• C-130 experience strongly preferred.
• Foreign Object & Debris (FOD) mitigation experience.
• Minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience in demonstrating installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance/repair of engine and turboprop components on aircraft.
• Familiar with corrosion control and preventative maintenance.
• Must have or be able to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.
• Familiar with the use of calibrated tooling, measuring tools, and test equipment.