Bell 407 AMT - On-Call Rotor Wing Technician (EMS)

Global Medical Response; Watford City (ND); On-site; USD 85,000 - 123,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

IA Stipend

Job summary

Global Medical Response seeks an Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) to oversee maintenance and safety of our rotor-wing fleet at Watford City, ND. You will handle mechanical inspections, repairs and ensure timely, high-quality transportation services for patients.

The role requires Bell 407 experience, 3+ years of turbine helicopter work, an A&P license, and the ability to work a flexible schedule including overtime and on-call rotations. FAA compliance and safe operation are essential.

Qualifications

• Bell 407 maintenance experience or equivalent required.
• 3+ years turbine helicopter maintenance with at least 6 months in last 24 months.
• Valid A&P license and state driver’s license.
• HS diploma or GED.
• Knowledge of FARs and EMS/maintenance systems.
• Ability to work flexible schedule incl. overtime and on-call rotations.
• FAA drug and alcohol testing program compliance.

Responsibilities

• Perform maintenance, inspections, repairs and provide status updates to Lead Technician.
• Manage inventory checks; update equipment tracking log; process replacement requests; document expenditures.
• Document service paperwork and FAA information per procedures and security standards.

Skills

Bell 407 maintenance

Turbine helicopter maintenance

A&P license

Driver's license

FAR knowledge

EMS systems knowledge

On-call rotations

FAA drug & alcohol testing

Lifting 50 lbs

Education

High School diploma or GED

Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license

Job description

Global Medical Response seeks an Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) to oversee maintenance and safety of our rotor-wing fleet at Watford City, ND. You will handle mechanical inspections, repairs and ensure timely, high-quality transportation services for patients.

The role requires Bell 407 experience, 3+ years of turbine helicopter work, an A&P license, and the ability to work a flexible schedule including overtime and on-call rotations. FAA compliance and safe operation are essential.