A&P Mechanic — Precision Aircraft Maintenance (Live Oak)

SPEER AVIATION LLC; Live Oak (FL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company parties

Training & development

Job summary

Speer Aviation LLC is seeking a skilled A&P Mechanic to join our Live Oak, FL team. You will inspect, diagnose, and repair aircraft airframes and powerplants to keep aircraft safe and airworthy.

Strong attention to detail and solid knowledge of FAA regulations are required, with the ability to read schematics and engineering orders. Independent work and teamwork are both essential, and owning your own tools is preferred.

Qualifications

• FAA A&P certificate is required.
• Experience in aircraft maintenance, inspection, or repair preferred.
• Knowledge of FAA regulations, ADs, and maintenance manuals.
• Ability to read and interpret schematics and engineering orders.
• Strong attention to detail and safety mindset.
• Ability to work independently and in a team.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine and non-routine inspections, maintenance, and repairs on aircraft airframes and powerplants.
• Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and avionics issues and implement effective solutions.
• Complete scheduled maintenance in accordance with FAA regulations and manufacturer specifications.
• Maintain accurate and thorough maintenance logs, records, and documentation.
• Troubleshoot engine, hydraulic, fuel, and landing gear systems.
• Ensure all work complies with FAA regulations and company safety standards.
• Collaborate with team members and communicate aircraft status to supervisors and pilots.

Skills

Reading technical manuals & schematics

Problem solving & troubleshooting

Team collaboration

Attention to detail

Safety conscious

Education

FAA A&P Certificate

Tools

Maintenance manuals

Electrical testing tools

Job description

Speer Aviation LLC is seeking a skilled A&P Mechanic to join our Live Oak, FL team. You will inspect, diagnose, and repair aircraft airframes and powerplants to keep aircraft safe and airworthy.

Strong attention to detail and solid knowledge of FAA regulations are required, with the ability to read schematics and engineering orders. Independent work and teamwork are both essential, and owning your own tools is preferred.