Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic – Flight School Operations

What You’ll Do

• Perform maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs on flight school aircraft in accordance with FAA regulations and company maintenance procedures.
  

• Interpret and apply technical documentation including maintenance manuals, wiring diagrams, IPCs, SBs, and ADs.
  

• Ensure all work performed is documented accurately and aircraft are returned to service in airworthy condition.
  

• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
  

• Communicate clearly with team members, instructors, and management regarding aircraft status and maintenance timelines.
  

• Assist in workflow management by adjusting priorities based on operational needs.
  

• Flexibility to work multiple shifts as needed (day/night/10-hour shifts).
  

Licensing & Education

• Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certificate – Required
  

• Ability to obtain Inspection Authorization (IA) within 3 months of hire (required).
  

• High school diploma or equivalent (preferred).
  

Experience

• Minimum 3 years of general aviation (GA) experience as a certificated A&P.
  

• Experience with Piper aircraft preferred.
  

• G1000 experience is a plus.

• Strong troubleshooting and decision-making skills; able to make airworthiness determinations independently.
  

• Solid understanding of 14 CFR Parts 43 and 91.
  

• Strong communication and teamwork abilities.
  

• Proficiency with Microsoft Office; ability to learn Talon RMS or similar maintenance tracking systems.
  

• High attention to detail and accuracy in documentation.
  

• Self-motivated, proactive, and adaptable in a fast-changing training environment.
  

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs as needed.
  

• Work may require standing, bending, or stooping for extended periods.
  

• Exposure to typical aviation environments including fuel, solvents, aircraft noise, outdoor conditions, and hangar operations.
  

• Use of shop tools, equipment, vehicles (van, truck, cart), and aircraft as required.