Aircraft Mechanic – Precision Maintenance (1st Shift, Full-Time)

Chipton‑Ross Inc; Trumbull (CT); On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job description

215841 - Aircraft Mechanic job at Chipton‑Ross Inc. Trumbull, CT.

Chipton-Ross is seeking an Aircraft Mechanic for a contract opportunity in Trumbull, CT.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Work independently with limited supervision.
• Use precision measuring instruments and gauges such as feeler gauges, dial indicators, micrometers, calipers.
• Perform repair of detail components by filing, stoning, lapping and polishing.
• Using power and hand tools for drilling, sanding and riveting.
• Write in a clear and concise manner the results of evaluations and be able to communicate repair requirements for work performed within our facility or sent to outside sources.
• Adhere to all EH&S requirements, FAA,CAA & EASA regulations, company rules, policies, procedures and corporate initiatives.
• Follow procedures found in component maintenance manuals, service bulletins, ORI's, OREI's, drawings, check sheets, etc.
• Must be competent in the use of torque wrenches and have a complete understanding of SAC torque specification SS9300.

Chemically treat repaired surfaces in accordance with approved data.

• Review and interpret related paperwork to ensure proper identification of parts, operational sequence and record information on appropriate documentation.
• Drill, ream, tap, change studs, install Heli coils, install bushings and liners by shrink fitting and arbor press.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS (DESIRED SKILLS/EXPERIENCE:

• Automotive trade school preferred
• FAA Air frame license but not required.

REQUIRED EDUCATION:

• Accredited HSD/GED

WORK HOURS:

• Full-Time
• 4/10 work schedule
• 1st Shift

This work assignment has been designated as "safety-sensitive" by the Client. Contractors assigned to safety-sensitive jobs at the Client site must first complete regulatory pre-placement requirements prior to reporting to assignment. Additionally, contractors assigned to safety-sensitive work will be subject to random drug and alcohol testing in accordance with federal mandates.