Certified Senior A&P Aircraft Mechanic

Sign-On Bonus: Up to $15,000! An established air ambulance provider is seeking an experienced full time Senior A&P Mechanic to join our team in Sierra Vista, AZ. This role requires a dedicated A&P-licensed mechanic with at least two years of experience as a Certified Aircraft Mechanic to perform maintenance on our helicopters. The ideal candidate must be available for frequent travel, including short-notice assignments, and must be able to work night shifts as maintenance schedules dictate.

Schedule: 7 & 7 schedule. Must live within a 1-hour commute from the base. Frequent travel between bases as required.

Responsibilities:

Perform inspections, maintenance, and repairs on helicopters in compliance with FAA regulations and company policies.

Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical and avionics issues, ensuring optimal aircraft performance.

Conduct sheet metal repairs and avionics troubleshooting/repairs as needed.

Maintain detailed records of maintenance and repairs performed.

Travel between bases is required.

Adhere to all safety protocols and guidelines.

Work night shifts as necessary to support maintenance operations.

Compensation and Benefits: Competitive pay with shift bonuses and incentives.Annual Safety Bonus and Annual Employee Bonus.Comprehensive health benefits to support overall well-being.Career growth opportunities within our organization.

Requirements:

High school diploma or equivalent.

FAA Mechanic Certificate with both Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) ratings.

Minimum of two (2) years of maintenance experience as a Certified Mechanic.

Strong communication skills and ability to work in a team-oriented environment.

Proficiency in basic computer skills for documentation and reporting.

Ability to pass a pre-placement physical exam, functional capacity assessment (strength and flexibility assessment), drug screening, and background check.

Must be able to lift up to 100 pounds.

Sheet metal repair and/or avionics troubleshooting/repair skills preferred.

Must reside within one hour or sixty (60) miles of the base (whichever is greater).

Frequent travel required, including short-notice assignments during scheduled hitch.

Ability to work night shifts as maintenance events require.