What are the responsibilities and job description for the A&P AOG Technician position at Equinoxx Aviation Services?
Company Description Equinoxx Aviation Services is a leading provider of comprehensive maintenance, repair, and avionics solutions for jet, piston, and turboprop aircraft. The company delivers a wide range of services, including maintenance and repair, avionics installation and services, jet MRO and AOG support, certifications, testing, routine inspections, and troubleshooting. As a Certified Garmin Avionics Dealer and Installer, Equinoxx Aviation Services is committed to safety, reliability, and excellence across all operations. The team of certified technicians focuses on providing superior service and support to the aviation community, ensuring aircraft performance and readiness. Applicants can expect to join a professional environment dedicated to technical quality and customer care.
Role Description This Full-time A&P AOG Technician role is a hybrid position, based in Lawrenceville, GA, with rapid response and overnight AOG maintenance operations. The technician will perform troubleshooting, diagnostics, and repair on jet, piston, and turboprop aircraft during AOG situations, ensuring timely return to service. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting routine and unscheduled maintenance, completing inspections, documenting work in accordance with regulatory and company standards, and coordinating with maintenance control and clients. The role also involves supporting avionics installations and minor upgrades, collaborating with other technicians and vendors, and following strict safety and quality procedures. The technician will travel as needed to support off-site AOG events and must maintain clear communication with operations and customers.
Qualifications
- Possess strong aircraft maintenance and repair skills, including troubleshooting, routine inspections, and corrective actions on jet, piston, and turboprop aircraft.
- Demonstrate familiarity with avionics systems and installations, preferably including experience with Garmin avionics or similar equipment.
- Hold an FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certificate and maintain a solid understanding of FAA regulations, MRO practices, and documentation requirements.
- Exhibit effective problem-solving, time management, and decision-making skills, especially in AOG and high-priority situations.
- Show strong communication and teamwork abilities, with capacity to work independently, follow procedures, and interact professionally with customers and colleagues.
- Have the physical capability to perform aircraft maintenance tasks, including lifting, standing, and working in varied hangar and ramp environments.
- Previous experience in an AOG, line maintenance, or MRO environment is highly beneficial; experience in business aviation or mixed fleets is a plus.
- Valid driver’s license and ability to travel for AOG support as required; willingness to work occasional extended or irregular hours.