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Air Wisconsin Airlines Corporation is seeking a Maintenance Controller to join our SOC in Appleton, WI. The role centers on coordinating safe, airworthy aircraft for flight operations, using both internal and external maintenance resources to maximize efficiency.
Required: FAA Airframe and Powerplant license, strong Windows/Office skills, excellent communication, and the ability to work under pressure. Travel and background checks apply as part of the federal requirements.
Passionate about aviation. A&P License. Strong communication skills.
These are the qualities Air Wisconsin Airlines is searching for a Maintenance Controller to join our SOC in Appleton, WI. We are looking for someone with strong computer and communication skills who wants to use their A&P License. At Air Wisconsin, we’re passionate about aviation and growth.
Air Wisconsin Maintenance Controllers serve as the central coordination point for the airline’s technical operations. Maintenance Controllers utilize their knowledge of aircraft systems, mechanical experience, and good judgement to ensure safe and airworthy aircraft are made available to the flight operation in the most efficient manner possible. They also serve as the primary point of contact within the company for matters related to aircraft servicing.
Starting pay for this position is $75,000 annually
Job Functions:
Education & Experience:
Required:
Due to contractual requirements with our clients, this position requires the ability to successfully pass a comprehensive criminal background check and meet all federal contract qualification standards, including those necessary for certification prior to performing covered duties. Applicants must also satisfy applicable TSA/federal aviation security requirements.
Preferred:
Benefits offered to you:
Power Plant
Air Frame License
Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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