Airframe and Powerplant Technicians

About Aero Inspection & RepairAero Inspection & Repair (AIR) is an FAA Part 145 repair station based at Billings Logan International Airport (KBIL) in Billings, Montana. We do inspections, maintenance and repairs out of our own hangar, and we work on a wide range of aircraft, from single-engine pistons up through light and medium jets. If it flies into Billings and needs work, there's a good chance it ends up in our shop.The RoleWe're hiring A&P mechanics at every experience level for full-time, on-site work at our Billings repair station. Whether you are a new A&P or you've spent decades maintaining aircraft, we want to talk to you.Position: Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic, all levels

Location: Billings Logan International Airport (KBIL), Billings, MTType: Full-time, on-siteReports to: General ManagerNewer mechanics will work alongside experienced techs and build skills across a lot of different airframes and engines.

Seasoned mechanics will take the lead on complex jobs, troubleshooting and inspections, and help bring the next group along.What You'll DoPerform scheduled inspections, including annuals, 100-hour and progressive inspections, on piston and turbine aircraftTroubleshoot and repair airframe, powerplant, landing gear, flight control and fuel systemsRemove, install and service engines, propellers and componentsCarry out scheduled maintenance on light and medium jets per manufacturer programsComplete sheet metal and structural repairsComply with Airworthiness Directives and Service BulletinsFollow AIR's Repair Station Manual, Quality Control Manual and manufacturer maintenance dataKeep accurate, complete maintenance records and work order entriesWork safely around aircraft on the ramp and in the hangar, and keep the shop clean and organizedCommunicate clearly with the team about findings, parts needs and job statusTravel off-site occasionally for field work when a job calls for itRequirementsCurrent FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certificateAbility to read and follow maintenance manuals, illustrated parts catalogs and technical dataAbility to work on-site in Billings, MTValid driver's licenseAble to lift up to 50 lbs, climb ladders and stands, and work in tight spacesPlusses (not required)Experience in a Part 145 repair stationTurbine engine experience (turboprop or turbofan)Model-specific experience or factory trainingAvionics, electrical troubleshooting or structures experienceFamiliarity with maintenance tracking and work order softwarePay and What We OfferPay is commensurate with your total experience and your model-specific experience. The more time you have, and the more of it is on the types we see in our hangar, the more we pay.Steady, full-time work in a heated hangarA wide variety of aircraft, from pistons to medium jets, so you keep learningA small team where your work is noticedRoom to grow into lead, inspection and IA rolesHow to ApplySend your resume, a copy of your A&P certificate and a short note about the aircraft you've worked on to Jim Slack, General Manager, at jim.slack@air-mro.com. Please put "A&P Mechanic" in the subject line.Aero Inspection & Repair is an equal opportunity employer.