Aviation Technician - Maintenance Flight Operations Variable

Summary

SRP Flight Services provides an environment that allows aviation maintenance professionals to grow and expand their aviation maintenance knowledge while supporting a high tempo utility aviation department. SRP performs a large variety of missions supporting the reliable and efficient delivery of water and power to our Arizona customers all while putting an emphasis on safety and a positive work environment. Conducts inspections and performs maintenance on company aircraft in accordance with current FAA regulations. Assures that overall shop operation is conducted to meet company standards and federal aviation administration regulations.

What You'll Do

• The SRP aviation maintenance team conducts scheduled and unscheduled inspections & maintenance on the following aircraft Bell 212HP, Bell 412EPX, Bell 429 & Cessna Citation 560 Ultra and maintaining the safe condition and operational readiness of the external load equipment and external rescue hoist equipment in accordance with SRP, Manufacture and FAA standards and regulations.  


• The SRP maintenance team will maintain aircraft records in accordance with SRP, manufacture, and FAA standards. 


• The SRP maintenance team will maintain all aircraft, tooling, and the hangar facilities to a high standard of cleanliness and professionalism.    


• The maintenance team is involved with all aspects of both hangar and field operations and will support aircraft fueling operations both at the hangar and in the field.

Education

Experience

Minimum three years experience as an aviation electrician, A&P mechanic, avionics repair tech and/or avionics installation tech. Preferred experience with aircraft electrical systems and avionics systems troubleshooting and or installation.

Additional Requirements and Qualifications

• Required FAA A&P certification required; FAA IA is preferred but not required.


• Preferred FCC Radio Station Operators License.


• Preferred CDL with Airbrake, Hazmat and Tanker.


• Knowledge of current FAA maintenance regulations.


• Ability to read and understand blueprints, electrical, sheet metal, and mechanical drawings to perform troubleshooting and modifications.


• Ability to troubleshoot, repair and rig gas turbine engines.


• Perform static and dynamic balancing of helicopter main rotor and tail rotors.


• Ability to make sound decisions using safety and current FAA regulations as a basis.


• Ability to keep accurate aircraft maintenance records and update technical publications.


• Ability to design and fabricate special tools, test equipment and ground support equipment when needed.


• Be self-disciplined to search out the right answer if you are in question or uncertain. Be a team player and communicate with team members and technical support.  


• Ability to work overtime when needed.


• Ability to cope with interruptions, distractions, schedule changes, etc. 


• Internal corporate safety training is provided.