Structures Technician III

Perform all phases of repair, maintenance or modification on aircraft structural elements and/or component parts. Performs inspection, operational checks, ground handling, servicing, and the exchange or replacement of components as required.

Required to read sketches, drawing, and schematics associated with assigned task and have a good basic knowledge of where to find proper documentation such as SRM references.

Perform layout work, measuring, bending, and forming sheet metal in preparation for assembly.

Fabricates sheet metal from raw stock by cutting down, drilling to prepare for installation.

Become familiar with and follow the requirements of the RSQM, Federal Aviation Regulations, Airworthiness Directives, Advisory Circular, manufacturer’s service bulletins and any other required references to perform their assigned work. Never begin any maintenance unless in possession of the proper, current and applicable approved or acceptable data.

Ensure the work area is kept to the highest standards of safety, compliant at all times, enforcing regulations and practices to avoid accidents. Ensure that good housekeeping practices are performed at all times.

Perform the proper tagging of Aircraft components, parts and panels appropriately stored (including racks by aircraft).

Perform documentation procedures and sign-offs in accordance with Repair Station Quality Manual and respective task requirements.

Ensure that tools and equipment are correctly used and handled for both safety and to reduce breakages, wear and tear. Ensure tooling, GSE and ground equipment is returned to its proper storage area following use.

Strive for continuous process improvements and increasing efficiencies in execution and delivery with safety as a priority.

Maintain close and frequent communication with the Lead Technician, notifying him/her of progress and any road- blocks or threats to task accomplishment that could impact re-delivery.