Aircraft Mechanic II Airframes

•    Troubleshoot and repair the following systems on the KC-130J aircraft, to include flight control, fuel, hydraulic, in-flight refueling, landing gear, and pneumatic systems in accordance with naval aviation manuals
•    Perform inspections on the KC-130J to the assigned systems as required by naval aviation manuals
•    Perform authorized metal repairs to aircraft in accordance with naval aviation manuals
•    Document all maintenance performed utilizing the Optimized Organization Maintenance Activity (OOMA) system
•    Screen component records for proper implementation of technical directives 
•    Inspect the performance of maintenance, and all system related components
•    Provide in depth training to the mechanics within the squadron on all associated systems
•    Obtain and maintain all required support equipment licenses to perform assigned maintenance tasks
•    Inspect, maintain, repair, and service aircraft components including, but not limited to engines, fuel systems, and mechanical components, and apply technical knowledge of aircraft systems in determining equipment malfunctions
•    Apply technical expertise in restoring equipment condition and operation
•    Apply professional technical expertise and guidance to solve complex problems by interpreting technical data such as blueprints or manufacturers manuals/specifications
•    Perform other qualified duties as required and assist other work centers as required which could include troubleshooting, repairing, servicing, and maintaining airframe, hydraulic, pneumatic, flight control, and landing gear systems
•    Perform inspections and duties as a Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI) as required

•    U.S. Citizenship
•    Must possess and maintain a Secret Clearance
•    Possess a valid state driver’s license, and obtain and maintain base access
•    KC-130 Airframes Mechanic Training (MOS 6256) and associated "C" school training, or equivalent civilian qualifications or certifications (A&P license)
•    Shall have the ability perform complex O-level maintenance actions
•    Must possess a level of experience necessary to inspect and sign off work in all assigned aircraft systems 
•    Familiarity with the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP) or equivalent
•    If a Veteran, must have earned an honorable discharge (preferred) but no less than a General discharge under Honorable conditions
•    Possess a good knowledge of squadron organization and functions and be able to communicate and interact effectively with others
•    Must be able to prioritize workload to maintain schedules on assigned projects
•    Perform other duties as assigned