A&P Certified Aircraft Mechanic – Hands-On Maintenance Pro

Composite Aeronautic Specialists, LLC; Florida; On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Aircraft Parts Repair Station 145 in Florida seeks an Aircraft Mechanic to maintain and repair aircraft systems. You will diagnose malfunctions with gauges and tests, repair parts, and keep precise logs. The role requires FAA‑A&P certification and the ability to work safely in confined spaces and at heights.

Join a collaborative team of mechanics and electricians, following manuals and blueprints to ensure regulatory compliance and prompt maintenance solutions for airworthy operation.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; FAA-approved Mechanic program preferred.
• FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certification is required.
• Experience with power hand tools in mechanical/aviation maintenance.
• Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• Team player with clear communication to colleagues and supervisors.
• Knowledge of aviation regulations and safety standards.
• Physical fitness and manual dexterity for confined spaces/heights.
• Willingness to undergo background checks and drug screenings for aviation safety.

Responsibilities

• Perform regular system inspections.
• Maintain systems and equipment.
• Use gauges and diagnostic tests to detect malfunctions.
• Repair or replace broken aircraft parts.
• Perform troubleshooting.
• Keep maintenance and repair logs.
• Use power and hand tools.
• Understand and apply guidelines from manuals and blueprints.
• Ensure compliance with regional safety regulations.
• Collaborate with other mechanics and electricians.

Skills

Team collaboration

Attention to detail

Problem-solving

Communication

Aviation regulations knowledge

Education

High school diploma

FAA-approved Mechanic program

Tools

Power hand tools

Job description

Aircraft Parts Repair Station 145 in Florida seeks an Aircraft Mechanic to maintain and repair aircraft systems. You will diagnose malfunctions with gauges and tests, repair parts, and keep precise logs. The role requires FAA‑A&P certification and the ability to work safely in confined spaces and at heights.

Join a collaborative team of mechanics and electricians, following manuals and blueprints to ensure regulatory compliance and prompt maintenance solutions for airworthy operation.