Aircraft Structures Mechanic: Precision Sheet Metal Repair

STS Technical Services; Oscoda Township (MI); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

STS Technical Services in Oscoda, Michigan is hiring Aircraft Structures Mechanics to support maintenance and modification of aircraft on site. You will work with sheet metal components, repair and install structures, and ensure compliance with FAA standards.

The role emphasizes precision workmanship, blueprint reading, and the use of shop math, tools, and ERP/timekeeping systems. It offers long-term stability in a fast-paced aviation environment and requires you to have your own tools.

Qualifications

• Experience repairing aircraft structures.
• Wide-body aircraft experience preferred.
• Must provide own tools.
• Ability to read blueprints and technical documentation.
• Proficient with ERP/timekeeping systems.

Responsibilities

• Shoot and buck rivets to specification in accordance with FAA guidelines
• Identify and work with different aircraft metals based on structural strength and thickness
• Perform sheet metal bends in accordance with standard aviation practices and specifications
• Remove and replace existing rivets from aircraft structures
• Fabricate aircraft components using various sheet metal materials
• Make repair decisions and understand which repairs are allowable under FAA standards
• Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and technical documentation
• Follow written and verbal work instructions accurately
• Work with and around chemicals while adhering to OSHA requirements and PPE standards
• Complete and maintain accurate job completion and maintenance documentation
• Perform additional duties as assigned

Skills

Sheet metal work

Aircraft rivets

FAA standards

Blueprint reading

ERP systems

Tools

ERP systems

Timekeeping software

Intranet platforms

Job description

STS Technical Services in Oscoda, Michigan is hiring Aircraft Structures Mechanics to support maintenance and modification of aircraft on site. You will work with sheet metal components, repair and install structures, and ensure compliance with FAA standards.

The role emphasizes precision workmanship, blueprint reading, and the use of shop math, tools, and ERP/timekeeping systems. It offers long-term stability in a fast-paced aviation environment and requires you to have your own tools.