Aircraft Mechanic

Job Description

Do you like airplanes? Do you enjoy performing aircraft maintenance? Then look no further; the Utah Department of Transportation is looking for a skilled and motivated person to perform inspections and maintenance on State owned aircraft. You will be responsible for performing maintenance on aircraft, engines, propellers, accessories, appliances, and component parts. You will also maintain pertinent inventories, service the shop, related equipment, and related hanger facilities.

Principal Duties
As an Aircraft Mechanic, you will:

• Ensure proper aircraft maintenance and operational readiness.
• Inspect, troubleshoot, repair and perform preventative maintenance on state owned aircraft.
• Maintain detailed records and attend to other related administrative requirements.
• Perform inspections and maintenance as assigned by supervisor.

Minimum Qualifications
In order to qualify, you must:

• Possess a valid and current FAA airframe and powerplant license
• Have at least three (3) years fixed-wing maintenance experience.
• Provide own basic tools
• Have a valid driver's license

Preferences
Preference may be give to those with at least one of the following:

• An Inspection Authorization certification
• Experience with training on, maintenance, troubleshooting, and inspection on Beech-craft King Air Series and Cessna 100 and 200 series aircraft.

Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities
Here are some of the knowledge, skills and abilities that are typically associated with the job, though not all-inclusive:

• Ability to operate applicable specialized and safety equipment
• Ability to communicate information and ideas clearly, concisely, verbally and in writing

Supplemental Information
Here is some information you should be aware of:

• This position is subject to pre-employment drug testing and random drug and alcohol testing of employees after hire. A conditional offer of employment may be made pending drug test results.
• Working Conditions - Risks which require the use of special safety precautions and/or equipment, e.g., working around operating machines, working with hazardous chemicals, etc.
• Physical Requirements - Work requires physical exertion. May require the ability to stand; walk over rough surfaces; bend, crouch, stoop, stretch, reach, lift moderately heavy items (up to 50 lbs.) in a recurring manner and/or for long periods of time.
• Employee may be reassigned to a different location as deemed necessary by the Region Director/Group Leader.

Why Should You Join Our Team?

The work we do matters. If you want to make a positive difference doing meaningful work, this is the right place for you. Our mission statement is, “Enhance quality of life through transportation.” We define quality of life through a framework of Good Health, Connected Communities, Better Mobility, and Strong Economy. We help the State of Utah and its traveling public to get to where they want, when they want, in the way they want -- and we make sure they can do it safely. 

You will become part of a team with an internal culture of Trust, Teamwork, and Flexibility. Our organization lives by the values of Respect, Integrity, and Caring. If these are your values too, you'll be a great fit. 

Aside from working for a cause-driven, cutting edge agency that is leading all other transportation departments in the nation, you will receive great health and retirement benefits. Working for the State of Utah provides a positive work-life balance. Click  to view a summary of the benefits we offer.

The Agency

UDOT is a strengths-based organization, which means its approach is based on identifying and developing individual and organizational strengths. Our philosophy is to address challenges by bringing our strengths to each situation and create the best solutions. Candidates are encouraged to be familiar with their strengths and consider how they may potentially be of benefit to the roles for which they are applying. UDOT uses the CliftonStrengths Assessment, but there are multiple strengths assessment tools available online, and no formal assessment is required.

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