Aviation Maintenance Training Specialist

CommuteAir; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

CommuteAir is seeking a Maintenance Instructor to develop and conduct courses per the maintenance manuals and course outlines. The role involves delivering training to employees and contract staff, creating student materials, and coordinating schedules with department heads.

Ideal candidates have aviation classroom experience, strong aircraft systems knowledge, and proficiency in course development software. A&P license is preferred; working in the USA requires legal authorization.

Qualifications

• Previous aviation classroom training experience preferred.
• Strong knowledge of aircraft and powerplant systems required.
• Experience with Microsoft, Adobe and other course development software.
• A&P license preferred.
• Basic computer skills, especially MS Office.
• Organized with the ability to multi-task and manage priorities.
• Ability to read, speak and understand English.
• Legally authorized to work in the USA.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver training courses to CommutAir employees and contract employees.
• Develop and utilize course outlines as standard training objectives.
• Design student literature, visual aids and other materials to aid student motivation and retain knowledge.
• Coordinate course schedules with department heads to comply with training requirements.
• Maintain accurate training records and documentation for each course.
• Supervise training activities when applicable.

Skills

Aviation training exp

Aircraft systems knowledge

MS Office proficiency

Course development software

English reading/speaking

Multi-tasking

Education

A&P license (preferred)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Adobe software

Job description

CommuteAir is seeking a Maintenance Instructor to develop and conduct courses per the maintenance manuals and course outlines. The role involves delivering training to employees and contract staff, creating student materials, and coordinating schedules with department heads.

Ideal candidates have aviation classroom experience, strong aircraft systems knowledge, and proficiency in course development software. A&P license is preferred; working in the USA requires legal authorization.