Recovery Aircraft Technician (A&P)

Breeze Airways; Rhode Island; On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Vision and Dental

Health Savings Account with Breeze EMP

401K with Breeze Employee Match

PTO

Travel on Breeze and other Airlines

Job summary

Breeze Airways is seeking Technical Representatives for Recovery Operations. Based at Recovery bases, these roles involve maintenance, troubleshooting, run-ups, and sign-off on mechanical fixes to support Breeze Recovery aircraft.

Qualified candidates will hold an FAA A&P license with recent commercial experience, be able to travel, and comply with FAA and Breeze policies. Strong safety, communication, and documentation practices are essential.

Qualifications

• Must hold a current, valid FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) license with no history of infractions and recent experience on commercial aircraft types.
• 3+ years in commercial airline or charter operations
• Must have a valid driver’s license and passport, and authorization to work in the U.S.

Responsibilities

• Perform maintenance, preventative maintenance, and alterations of Breeze Recovery aircraft.
• Troubleshoot, perform run-ups and taxi procedures; sign mechanical fixes.
• Maintain documentation for open discrepancies and completed corrective actions.
• Ensure tools and equipment are maintained and calibrated; maintain a safe work area.
• Coordinate with OCC and Recovery Pilots to resolve issues promptly.

Skills

English fluency

Communication skills

Problem solving

Under pressure

Lift 50 lbs

Teamwork

Education

FAA A&P License

High school diploma

Tools

CAMP MIS

MS Office

Job description

Breeze Airways is seeking Technical Representatives for Recovery Operations. Based at Recovery bases, these roles involve maintenance, troubleshooting, run-ups, and sign-off on mechanical fixes to support Breeze Recovery aircraft.

Qualified candidates will hold an FAA A&P license with recent commercial experience, be able to travel, and comply with FAA and Breeze policies. Strong safety, communication, and documentation practices are essential.