• Successful candidate will be expected to perform all facets of daily, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on company fleet.
• They will be troubleshooting airframe, engine and electrical systems; replacing engines, transmissions and other components as necessary.  
• Other duties as assigned by supervisor.  
• Some overtime may be required.
• Experience maintaining Airbus EC130 and/or S76 helicopters is preferred.
• A good working knowledge of helicopter airframes and engines, as well as advanced troubleshooting skills, is expected.

Wage and benefit packages are above average.  It includes major medical (PPO/HMO), dental, vision, 401K (with matching), paid vacation, sick leave and available supplemental insurance.  Medical premiums are supplemented for the employee.  Current work schedule is 4 each 10 hour shifts or 5 each 8 hour shifts per week.

• Possess current FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate (A&P) with no enforcement action(s) pending
• Professional that is able to work as a team member or independently.
• Able to use calibrated, hand and specialized tools.
• Able to understand and properly use aircraft manuals.
• Able to document work as per regulations in the way of maintenance entries.
• Able to manage time and duties effectively.
• Possess quality decision making capability and mental alertness to ensure safety.
• Must be in good physical condition.  Able to lift and carry 70 pounds repeatedly.
• Able to work in varying conditions, stand for long periods of time, fit in tight spaces, climb aircraft and support stands, fly on-board company aircraft when necessary.