Atlantic City, New Jersey
Aircraft Mechanic II
At a minimum, this position requires five (5) years’ experience as a licensed A&P mechanic with at
least three (3) years’ experience working on rotorcraft similar to the H-65. The Contractor shall also
provide the below minimum qualifications:
• Possess a thorough knowledge of aircraft structural repair procedures and corrosion related
repairs and corrosion control treatments.
• Possess a thorough knowledge of corrosion preventative coatings and compounds.
• Broad knowledge of aircraft sheet metal/structural/composite modifications and repair.
• Possess extensive knowledge of a wide variety of parts, components, and complex assemblies
associated with aircraft systems.
• Possess a thorough knowledge of aircraft unique tools such as torque wrenches, dial
indicators, micrometers, sheet metal brakes and sheers, composite repair tools and
procedures.
• Ability to demonstrate work methods and techniques.
• Possess skill in the use of standard and specialized tools and the equipment of the trade
including fixtures, templates, scales, test stands and external power sources.
• Possess knowledge of activity supply procedures to be able to initiate requisitions for needed
parts and supplies and has a thorough knowledge of the publication order system to obtain
the most up-to-date technical manuals and to propose changes to publications when they find
a discrepancy.
• Ability to read, understand and apply trade or administrative guides such as technicalmanuals, technical orders, blueprints, sketches, and other related documents.
• Ability to, reach, bend, walk, pull, sit, stand, crouch, stoop, kneel and stretch for prolonged
periods of time. Frequently lift parts and equipment that weigh up to nine (9) kilograms
(twenty (20) pounds). Occasionally, may lift and carry items that weigh about twenty-three
(23) kilograms (fifty (50) pounds) with mechanical lifting devices or assistance from other
workers, if required.
• Ability to work in cramped, awkward, and strained, positions or to climb ladders, work
platforms, scaffolding and aircraft structures.
• Capability to work in regulated areas with toxic materials present including hexavalent
chromium and cadmium. This will include use of PPE such as protective clothing, etc.
• Knowledge, skill, and ability, to follow appropriate safety procedures common to the trade.
• Knowledge of specific HAZMAT and hazardous wastes procedures is necessary, including
the proper fitting and usage of protective gear and completion of related training.
• Technical capability/experience with aircraft, airframes, and substructures. Should include
maintenance of primary, secondary, and tertiary structures.
• Ability to conduct research using USCG data systems such as ATIP or similar type systems.
• Ability to access and navigate ALMIS (desired capability).
• Familiarity with OEM manuals or similar manuals with the ability to research maintenance
history, procedures and component limitations is desired.
Hourly: 39.60 + 5.09 EO H&W Total: 44.69