Aircraft Maintenance is the most important department within an airline. Maintenance makes the final decision as to whether an aircraft is ready for flight, a decision governed by the principle of “Safety First”. As such, maintenance is involved in almost all aspects of the airline, from where we fly, to how often we fly and when we fly.

Various skilled trades involved in Maintenance of an Aircraft, Engine and Components

Aircraft Maintenance Technician - Technicians are responsible for scheduled maintenance, defect rectification, and troubleshooting Company and customer aircraft. Working in the hangar and on the ramp, technicians are involved in repairing such things as flight control systems, landing gear, fuel systems, hydraulic systems, etc. Candidates hired as Aircraft Technicians require a college certificate (in Aviation). In order to be eligible for promotion above the level of a Technician, a suitably rated Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) ‘M” license is required and can be sought after relevant years of documented work experience.

Aircraft Engine Overhaul Mechanic - Mechanics maintain aircraft engines, including dismantling, inspecting, repair, assembling and testing. Preference is given to candidates who are a Canadian Aviation Maintenance Council (CAMC) registered Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine Repair and Overhaul Technician.

Aircraft Avionics Technician - Technicians are responsible for scheduled maintenance, defect rectification, and troubleshooting Company and customer aircraft. Working in the hangar and on the ramp, technicians are involved in the maintenance of electronic and electrical systems on the aircraft such as communications, navigation, auto pilot, flight recording, in-flight entertainment systems, lighting, and all electrically controlled systems. Candidates hired as Avionics Technicians require a college certificate (in Aviation) or equivalent schooling from a approved school. In order to be eligible for promotion above the level of a Technicians, a suitably rated Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) “E” license is required and can be sought after relevant years of documented work experience.

Aircraft Sheet Metal & Plumbing Technicians - Technician assessing damage and corrosion of aircraft structures; repairing, replacing and modifying sheet metal or composite structures Candidates hired as Structural Technicians require a college certificate (in Aviation) or equivalent schooling from a approved school. In order to be eligible for promotion above the level of a Technician, a suitably rated Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) licence is required and can be sought after documented work experience.

Aircraft Wheel and Brake Unit Maintenance - Technicians maintain the aircraft wheels, brakes and tires. Other components such as life preservers, rubber rafts and oxygen masks are also maintained by this unit.

Aircraft Mechanic

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AME UAS is a leading producer of Unmanned Aerial Systems, having provided over 1500 aircraft to multiple customers worldwide. As a full spectrum design, engineering, integration, and manufacturing company, AME UAS is capable of providing everything from engineering and sub-system support through complete systems.

An Aircraft Mechanic keeps the airplane in safe working condition by servicing engines, engine components, and airframe components. He/she identifies hazardous aircraft conditions and determines when aircraft should not be flown. An Aircraft Mechanic must be familiar with a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures. He/she relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals, and perform a variety of complicated tasks. The Aircraft Mechanic will work from documentation for technical and quality assurance, and may be asked to work with Engineers to help improve a design.

Job Requirements:
    Minimum 2 years of experience working in an aerospace environment
    Minimum 2 years of technical education preferred
    A&P Licensed preferred
    Experience working on military aircraft preferred
    Experience working on UAVs preferred
    Must have the ability to work solely from engineering drawings
    High degree of knowledge in quality assurance and inspection preferred
    Knowledge of supply chain management is desired
    Knowledge of industry standards is strongly desired
    Working knowledge of AS9100 standards is preferred
    Excellent conceptual and analytical skills
    Must be self-driven with high independence, and a high level of integrity
    Must be an effective communicator

Send resume to:
AME Unmanned Air Systems
125 Venture Drive
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

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AME Unmanned Air Systems is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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pkendrick@ameuas.com; nramirez@ameuas.com

Below are the sample resume for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering / Aircraft Technician

Martin HOLLOWAY
1224 Archer Road
Gainesville, Fl 32607
Cell: 452- 555 – 1987
www.myresumetemplate.com

Summary of Objectives:To gain a challenging and responsible position as an aircraft maintenance engineer in an established organization where my professional experience will have valuable application towards proper maintenance of aviation systems.

Core Competencies:
    In-depth knowledge of aircraft components and maintenance procedures
    Comprehensive knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic systems, mechanical surface controls and heating and cooling systems
    In-depth knowledge of the theory, application and operation of aircraft
    Familiar with the Federal Aviation Administration rules and regulations
    Excellent analytical, managerial, communication, and problem solving skills
    Ability to work in group and perform multiple tasks simultaneously

Professional Experience:
Organization: Boeing Aviation, Florida
Duration: June 2005 till date
Designation: Maintenance Engineer-Aircraft

    Inspect, test, repair and install aircraft hydro mechanical and flight system components and aircraft engines, subassemblies and its components
    Responsible for repairing, troubleshooting, inspecting and upgrading aircrafts
    Perform preventative maintenance by inspecting aircraft engines, instruments, landing gear, pressurized sections, brakes and other parts of the aircraft
    Handle responsibilities of pre-flight engine evaluations as well as maintain engine accessories and auxiliary motors
    Responsible for testing engine operation by using testing equipment like ignition analyzer, distributor timer, compression checker and ammeter to locate source of malfunction
    Perform all other maintenance work as required

Organization: Fisher Aviation Services, Florida
Duration: April 2001 to May 2004
Designation: Maintenance Engineer- Aircraft

    Responsible for the technical and mechanical maintenance Aircraft System and associated ground support equipment
    Plan, coordinate, direct, and perform engineering assignments involving specifications for, and design changes to aircraft, engines, systems, and components
    Handle the tasks of analyzing and evaluating aircraft and associated equipment proposals
    Responsible for preparing technical data, procedures, drawings, reports, manuals, and other required publications
    Evaluate operating data on components, parts and systems to establish causes and determine remedies for wear, malfunctions, or premature removals
    Investigate and analyze project requirements and operating problems as well as develop solutions to meet safety guidelines

Educational Summary:
Achieved Bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering
- University of Florida in the year 2000

Personal Information:
Name: Martin HOLLOWAY
Date of Birth: 23.05.1974
Employment Status: Full time
Relationship status: Married

Reference:
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