Aviation Maintenance Apprentice: Hands-On AMT Training

Global Medical Response; Grand Forks (ND); On-site; USD 42,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

Global Medical Response in Grand Forks, ND is seeking an Aircraft Maintenance Technician Apprentice to support the AMT team in maintaining our fleet and ensuring safe, reliable patient transport.

This full-time opening offers hands-on learning, exposure to turbine-powered aircraft, and opportunities to advance within Guardian Flight. A&P license or progression toward one is required, with compliance to FAA regulations and safety protocols.

Qualifications

• FAA Regulations knowledge is required.
• EMS Systems and aircraft maintenance systems knowledge is preferred.
• Ability to work a flexible schedule including overtime and 24/7 on-call rotations.
• Must be able to lift/carry up to 50 lbs and push/pull 100+ lbs.

Responsibilities

• Assist licensed Aircraft Maintenance Technicians with maintenance services including inspections, screening and repairs.
• Assist with inventory checks to ensure stock of supplies and equipment.
• Assist with document service paperwork and FAA information as required and adhere to policies and procedures.
• Maintain a safe, clean working environment for the aircraft maintenance team and flight crew.
• Use effective communication to coordinate with departments, vendors and team members.
• Collaborate with allied health and public safety personnel and the operations team.

Skills

FAA Regulations knowledge

EMS Systems knowledge

Flexible schedule

Lift capability up to 50 lbs

Push/pull 100+ lbs

Education

A&P license or ability to obtain within 36 months

High School diploma or GED

Job description

Global Medical Response in Grand Forks, ND is seeking an Aircraft Maintenance Technician Apprentice to support the AMT team in maintaining our fleet and ensuring safe, reliable patient transport.

This full-time opening offers hands-on learning, exposure to turbine-powered aircraft, and opportunities to advance within Guardian Flight. A&P license or progression toward one is required, with compliance to FAA regulations and safety protocols.