- Performs 50 hour, 100 hour, annual and progressive inspections,
maintenance and repairs of aircraft (scheduled maintenance).
- Research and comply with FAA Airworthiness Directives and
regulatory requirements.
- Determine time life limits for aircraft components.
- Perform preventative maintenance and discrepancies (un-scheduled
maintenance). Including correcting discrepancies, troubleshoot and repair
inoperative schematics and troubleshooting procedures, and determine correct
manufacturer part numbers for replacement of parts.
- Ensures compliance with FAA regulations and all UND Aerospace
standard operating procedures.
- Reviews work orders, aircraft records and related documents for
completeness and accuracy.
- Perform minor and major alternations and repairs as assigned.
Benefits:

UNDAF presents an unparalleled benefits package. This includes 96 hours of
yearly paid vacation, 10 holidays, and 8 hours of sick leave per month with
unlimited accumulation. Blue Cross Blue Shield single or family health care
coverage provided at no cost to the employee. Retirement program with 5%
employee contribution and employer matching of 12.5%. Online tuition benefits
are available through University of North Dakota. Life insurance and long-term
disability also included. Potential employees can anticipate a modern hangar
and climate controlled workspace including LED lighting and state of the art
equipment. A safety driven and positive work environment with a family feel is
what employees will enjoy most about working for UNDAF. The total compensation
package, including salary totals $72,000-$78,000 DOE.

 

- Airframe and Powerplant certificate.
- Meet the currency requirements of FAR Part 65.83.
- Thorough working knowledge of all federal regulations pertaining
to aircraft maintenance.
- Work with staff of full and part-tie aircraft technicians to
provide scheduled and unscheduled maintenance in accordance with the requirements
of the FAR's and to meet the high demands of the flight training department.
- Ability to maintain good working relationship with customers,
co-workers and FAA agencies.
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
- Drug and alcohol testing as required by UND Aerospace Anti-Drug
Program.
- Valid driver's license.
- Prefer at least 2 years technical experience.
- Prefer Cessna single and Piper multiengine experience.
- Prefer previous formal course work in maintenance management or
related area.

 

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