Aircraft Maintenance Technician I

Definition: This is the entry and first working level for certificated Airframe and Powerplant 
technicians.  Incumbents at this level work under the guidance of a Lead Technician and inspect 
and repair aircraft, engines, and components, and return aircraft to service. 

Minimum Qualifications:  Possession of the following certificates:  FAA Airframe & Powerplant 
Technician’s Certificates and a valid Class-C Driver’s License.  

HIRING HOURLY RANGE: $49.72 (Hourly rate to be determined by the education,

experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities of the applicant internal equity, and alignment with market

data.) This position includes a competitive benefits package. For more detailed information on our Benefits

and what it is like to work for Amentum: please visit our careers site:

Knowledge and Abilities:  FAA federal aviation regulations pertaining to the maintenance and 
repair of aircraft; FAA-approved maintenance practices, techniques, and procedures; and aircraft 
shop maintenance operational procedures.  Work under the general guidance of a lead or journey 
level technician and perform maintenance and repair to aircraft, engines, propellers, rotors, and 
components in accordance with approved procedures; learn various aircraft maintenance 
requirements, standards, and procedures; determine the airworthiness of airframe and engine 
components; inspect systems for proper operation and condition.  May perform Confined Space 
Entry Maintenance to include aircraft fuel tank repairs. 

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