A&P Aircraft Mechanic — Growth & Great Benefits

San Carlos Flight Center; San Carlos (CA); On-site; USD 37,000 - 51,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid vacation

Health insurance (Kaiser)

401(k) enrollment

Flight training discounts

Aircraft rental discounts

Tool allowance

Job summary

San Carlos Flight Center is seeking a certificated A&P Mechanic to inspect, maintain, and repair airframes and powerplants for a growing general aviation shop in California. You will log all work, sign off on entries, and ensure strict adherence to FAA directives and company manuals.

You will join a team with a strong safety culture, handle paperwork meticulously, and participate in ongoing training to support a fleet of 20-30 aircraft and pilots within the local community.

Qualifications

• Valid Airframe and Powerplant certificate.
• Fluent in English, able to communicate clearly with pilots and mechanics.
• Experience with small piston GA aircraft (Cessna, Piper).
• Able to stand, bend, reach and work safely in a shop environment.

Responsibilities

• Inspect, maintain, and repair airframes and powerplants per policies, manuals, and FAA directives.
• Record all work performed and sign off initials or signature.
• Complete all paperwork entries cleanly and legibly.
• Maintain constant alertness for defective or worn parts and safe work conditions.
• Care for work area and company tools/equipment.
• Perform tasks as assigned by supervisor.
• Attend maintenance training classes as assigned by supervisor.

Skills

A&P certificate

English fluency

Independent work

Attention to safety

GA piston aircraft experience

Job description

San Carlos Flight Center is seeking a certificated A&P Mechanic to inspect, maintain, and repair airframes and powerplants for a growing general aviation shop in California. You will log all work, sign off on entries, and ensure strict adherence to FAA directives and company manuals.

You will join a team with a strong safety culture, handle paperwork meticulously, and participate in ongoing training to support a fleet of 20-30 aircraft and pilots within the local community.