Per Diem Split offered if over 50 miles from job.

Must possess their own tools. Must be comfortable with 12-hour shift work, which includes days / nights and weekends.

Work Schedule:

• 6:30AM – 7PM (Day shift)
• 6:30PM – 7AM (Night shift) (Company is on temp 4 days 12 hours shift) to meet customer demand.
• Compressed Panama Schedule, which is 3 days on, 4 days off, the 4 days on, 3 days off (3/4/4/3). 
• MUST be able to work day OR night shift (12 hours)
• There is a front and back half to week.
• Front: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Every other Wednesday
• Back: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, every other Wednesday

TOOL REQUIREMENTS:

Technicians are required to bring tools for the position they are hired for (See below)

Requirements:

• Minimum of 4 years work experience as an Aircraft Technician.
• MRO experience is a plus.
• If former military, those with military aircraft maintenance experience such as Depot/lsochronal/Phase inspections is a plus.
  ***OR***
• Minimum of 2 years work experience as an Aircraft Technician.
• CRJ airframe OR Challenger airframe experience required
• MRO experience is a plus.
• FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) or Airframe (A) License required.
• Must possess their own tools.
• Ability to effectively communicate in English aircraft maintenance action both verbally and in writing.
• Must be comfortable with 12-hour shift work, which includes days / nights and weekends.

TOOL REQUIREMENTS:

• Technicians are required to bring tools for the position they are hired for Toolbox:
• Technicians are required to have a lockable portable toolbox to store their tools in, e.g. roll around cabinet, chest, carrying tray. A Rubbermaid-like box, shoebox or grocery bag is not acceptable.
• Toolboxes must be marked with Technician’s first and last name and a unique identifying symbol mark.

Tools:

All tools coming into the facility must be etched with a unique identifying tool marking and checked in with an company Representative. Every Technician will need a
unique identifying tool marking on each of their tools. This should be done prior to their first day. If a Technician already has a unique identifying tool symbol marked on their tools, please let us know what it is / looks like and we will evaluate to ensure it meets our Quality Department’s compliance. Otherwise, the unique identifying marking should be the employee’s first initial, last initial, and any 2 numbers they choose. Example: JW19

Upon completion of a task and/or shift change, Technicians are responsible for tool inventory. If a tool cannot be located, the technician must complete a lost tool/item
report before the end of their shift.

The following items are NOT permitted into our facility. Please remove before coming onsite:

• Spare parts or hardware
• Consumable, shelf life, hazardous or flammable materials
• Calibrated / Precision measuring tools
• Pictures, posters, or stickers that may be considered offensive
• Weapons
• Prescription Bottles