Aircraft Mechanic Job Olympia Washington USA,Transportation

Required Qualifications:

1 year of experience in aircraft maintenance records keeping.

2 years’ experience operating as an FAA Qualified Airframe and Power Plant Mechanic, Part 145 Avionics Repairman; OR U.S. Military Avionics Technician qualification.

1 year of maintenance experience working on helicopters.

Basic computer skills.

Knowledge of standard practices, methods, materials, tools, and equipment of aeromechanic trade, principles of operation of aircraft; use of aircraft testing and diagnostic equipment; safe practices.

Ability to inspect, diagnose trouble, adjust, maintain, and repair aircraft; use hand and power tools; keep accurate records; determine maintenance needs from records and aircraft inspection.

Commitment to fostering and supporting an environment that honors diversity, equity, inclusion, and environmental justice practices.

Job Description

Aircraft Mechanic
Salary: $5,117.00 – $5,929.00 Monthly
Review of applications is ongoing. We reserve the right to make a hiring decision or close this recruitment at any time after 4/15/25. It is in your best interest to submit materials as soon as possible.

Responsibilities:

Ensure proper accountability, serviceability, and use of assigned required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during activities that require use of IAW department, OSHA, and safety guidelines.

Inspects and determines needed avionics repairs; repairs aircraft to OEM, state, and federal maintenance standards.

Assists other mechanics, aircrews, and pilots in aircraft maintenance activities, both scheduled and unscheduled.

Operates specialized aircraft maintenance equipment when qualified, including but not limited to forklifts, hoists, special aircraft tools, department vehicles, tugs, tow carts.

Initiates and updates aircraft maintenance records, logbooks, and automated maintenance tracking software.

Interpret and comply with instructions outlined in FAA airworthiness directives, manufacturer’s letters, bulletins, interagency policies, DNR Maintenance Operations Manual, and state directives.

Research parts manual and ensure only correct and serviceable parts are used, and prepare paperwork for records keeping and ordering.

Ensures accountability of all tools, parts, equipment, and all other items used in maintenance in the prevention of Foreign Object Damage (FOD) to aircraft before, during, and after maintenance actions have been taken.

Documents and returns aircraft to service only after proper maintenance has been completed to standard, inspection by IA (when applicable, see MOM) is complete, and all maintenance logbook entries are complete.

Assist with Blade Tracking, Leak Checks, and Maintenance Test Flights, and determines with the Maintenance Test Pilot return to service of aircraft from annual or primary inspections.

Works as a team member and respectfully interacts with fellow employees, supervisors, and managers.

Maintains individual work area, tools, and personal items in a clean and orderly fashion.

Maintenance Field Support and Standby Duty:

Perform field maintenance as directed by Aircraft Mechanic Supervisor (AMS).

When dispatched, be prepared for extensions as needed to support the department’s Air Operations.

Inform AMS immediately when on dispatch for any unscheduled maintenance or parts needs.

Shop Duties:

Light aircraft painting work.

Organize and clean shop areas as needed and directed by AMS.

Vehicle maintenance, cleaning, and fueling.

External Load Equipment and ALSE lead for the shop.

Forklift duties for shop personnel training and qualification.

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