Float A&P AMT – EC135 Rotor Wing, 24/7 On‑Call

Global Medical Response; Connecticut; On-site; USD 65,000 - 113,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Float stipend

IA stipend

Sign-on bonus

Job summary

Global Medical Response is hiring a Float Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) responsible for the maintenance and safety of our EC135 rotor-wing fleet. This full-time role supports Med-Trans operations, ensuring timely, high-quality transport services for patients.

Requirements include EC135 maintenance experience, 3+ years turbine helicopter work with recent rotor-wing exposure, an A&P license, and FAA knowledge. Candidates must pass FAA drug testing and be able to lift up to 50 lbs.

Qualifications

• Minimum EC135 maintenance experience.
• 3+ years turbine helicopter maintenance with 6 months recent rotor-wing experience.
• Valid A&P license required.
• Valid state driver’s license.
• HS diploma or GED.
• Knowledge of FAA regulations.
• EMS and aircraft maintenance systems knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Perform maintenance, inspections, and repairs on EC135 aircraft.
• Manage inventory and update equipment tracking logs; process replacement requests.
• Document service paperwork and FAA information per procedures.
• Maintain a safe, clean working environment for AMTs and crew.
• Coordinate with departments, vendors, and team members to facilitate work.

Skills

EC135 maintenance

A&P license

FAA regulations

EMS knowledge

Flexible schedule

On-call rotations

Drug testing compliance

Physical strength

Driver's license

GED/HS diploma

Education

High School diploma or GED

Job description

Global Medical Response is hiring a Float Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) responsible for the maintenance and safety of our EC135 rotor-wing fleet. This full-time role supports Med-Trans operations, ensuring timely, high-quality transport services for patients.

Requirements include EC135 maintenance experience, 3+ years turbine helicopter work with recent rotor-wing exposure, an A&P license, and FAA knowledge. Candidates must pass FAA drug testing and be able to lift up to 50 lbs.