Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic
Florida Institute of Technology
Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic
Florida Institute of Technology
University aviation operations and flight training
Responsibilities Include:
Demonstrate the maturity, judgment and analytical ability to perform all aspects of aircraft maintenance and preventive maintenance on fleet and customer aircraft
Taxi and run up aircraft
Perform 50/100 Hour and Annual Inspections at required intervals on all fleet and customer aircraft
Perform major repairs and alterations with completion of Form -337 and STC installation
Determine airworthiness of aircraft and components, IAW established procedures and Federal Aviation Regulations
May be required to work night, weekends or go on A.O.G. trips
Assure completeness of all assigned work documents and records and assist in the cleanup of the maintenance work area
Coordinate all activities and complete all work required/assigned by D.O.M. or Shift Supervisor
Requirements Include:
High School graduate or equivalent, or any combination of education and experience that enables one to perform the job functions
Must hold a valid Airframe and Powerplant mechanics license with a current Inspection Authorization endorsement and have adequate training and professional experience
Knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations as they relate to aircraft maintenance
Ability to read and interpret aircraft maintenance manuals and specifications to determine feasibility and methods of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components
Must possess all tools
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Proven results-oriented and self-motivated work style Physical and Ergonomic Information and Requirements
Must be able to use ladders, work stands, jacks, etc. and be able to work on all areas of the aircraft that may require access during performance of duties
Must be able to lift, carry, or move aircraft components weighing up to 50 lbs
Physical requirements include stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, reaching, handling, fingering, and feeling
Work is performed in the hangar, flight line or at remote locations under various weather conditions with elevated noise levels
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University aviation operations and flight training
Florida Tech Aviation runs the university’s aviation program. It provides ground school classes and hands-on flight instruction through its FIT Aviation subsidiary, using Florida Tech aircraft and instructors to manage all university aviation operations. How it works: Students enroll in flight courses, complete ground school, and receive flight training from faculty pilots. The program combines classroom learning with real-world flying experiences on campus, supported by the university’s facilities and resources. How it differs from competitors: The program is campus-based and connected to Florida Tech, offering aviation education with university credentials, access to campus facilities, and potential research and academic integration that standalone flight schools may not provide. Goal: Prepare students to become licensed pilots and aviation professionals by delivering structured, on-campus aviation education through a university-backed program.
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