A&P Aircraft Mechanic Avionics & Structures, General Aviation Fleet
Rio Staffing, Denver, CO, United States
A&P Aircraft Mechanic
Avionics & Structures, General Aviation Fleet
Location: Denver, CO
Employment Type: Full-Time
About Client
A growing GA maintenance operation in Denver running a varied piston fleetCirrus, Diamond, Cessna, Piper, and Beechcraftwith expanding turboprop and avionics work. A tight, collaborative team with clear advancement pathways and a trajectory toward Part 145 certification and electric aircraft capability.
Compensation & Benefits
Base Salary: $32$42/hour
Based on experience and qualifications
Relocation Assistance: Available on a case-by-case basis
Shift: 40 hrs/week; 4x10 or 5x8 schedule flexible based on team needs; overtime frequently available; rotational weekend and AOG support at premium pay
Benefits Package: Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance; 401(k) with employer match; flexible PTO (potential 4-day work week); specialty tools provided; factory training available for qualified candidates
Job Summary
Maintain a high-utilization GA piston fleet with a growing emphasis on avionics and electrical systems. The role covers inspections, troubleshooting, structural repairs, and avionics installations, reporting directly to the Director of Maintenance with room for long-term professional growth.
Key Responsibilities
Execute scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on general aviation aircraft
Conduct and sign off 100-hour and annual inspections in compliance with 14 CFR Parts 43 and 91
Troubleshoot and repair electrical and avionics systems
Assist with installations of radios, GPS, ADS-B, autopilot systems, and integrated avionics suites
Carry out light sheet metal and structural repairs as required
Diagnose mechanical and electrical discrepancies with precision
Reference and apply maintenance manuals, ADs, SBs, and technical drawings
Log all maintenance actions accurately in tracking systems
Sustain a clean, well-organized workspace at all times
Take part in rotational weekend coverage and AOG response support as scheduled
Minimum Requirements
Active FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certificate (required)
3+ years of experience maintaining general aviation piston aircraft
Prior experience completing and signing off 100-hour inspections
Foundational avionics and electrical troubleshooting skills
Working knowledge of FAA regulations, specifically 14 CFR Parts 43 and 91
Must supply own basic hand tools
Strong documentation and communication skills
Able to lift up to 50 lbs and work in varied positions; comfortable with exposure to fuel, solvents, and mechanical components
Ideal Qualifications
Inspection Authorization (IA)
Hands-on experience with Garmin, Avidyne, G1000, or comparable avionics platforms
Light sheet metal and structural repair background
Turboprop aircraft experience
Supervisory or lead mechanic experience
Background supporting flight school or high-utilization fleet environments
Avionics & Structures, General Aviation Fleet
Location: Denver, CO
Employment Type: Full-Time
About Client
A growing GA maintenance operation in Denver running a varied piston fleetCirrus, Diamond, Cessna, Piper, and Beechcraftwith expanding turboprop and avionics work. A tight, collaborative team with clear advancement pathways and a trajectory toward Part 145 certification and electric aircraft capability.
Compensation & Benefits
Base Salary: $32$42/hour
Based on experience and qualifications
Relocation Assistance: Available on a case-by-case basis
Shift: 40 hrs/week; 4x10 or 5x8 schedule flexible based on team needs; overtime frequently available; rotational weekend and AOG support at premium pay
Benefits Package: Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance; 401(k) with employer match; flexible PTO (potential 4-day work week); specialty tools provided; factory training available for qualified candidates
Job Summary
Maintain a high-utilization GA piston fleet with a growing emphasis on avionics and electrical systems. The role covers inspections, troubleshooting, structural repairs, and avionics installations, reporting directly to the Director of Maintenance with room for long-term professional growth.
Key Responsibilities
Execute scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on general aviation aircraft
Conduct and sign off 100-hour and annual inspections in compliance with 14 CFR Parts 43 and 91
Troubleshoot and repair electrical and avionics systems
Assist with installations of radios, GPS, ADS-B, autopilot systems, and integrated avionics suites
Carry out light sheet metal and structural repairs as required
Diagnose mechanical and electrical discrepancies with precision
Reference and apply maintenance manuals, ADs, SBs, and technical drawings
Log all maintenance actions accurately in tracking systems
Sustain a clean, well-organized workspace at all times
Take part in rotational weekend coverage and AOG response support as scheduled
Minimum Requirements
Active FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certificate (required)
3+ years of experience maintaining general aviation piston aircraft
Prior experience completing and signing off 100-hour inspections
Foundational avionics and electrical troubleshooting skills
Working knowledge of FAA regulations, specifically 14 CFR Parts 43 and 91
Must supply own basic hand tools
Strong documentation and communication skills
Able to lift up to 50 lbs and work in varied positions; comfortable with exposure to fuel, solvents, and mechanical components
Ideal Qualifications
Inspection Authorization (IA)
Hands-on experience with Garmin, Avidyne, G1000, or comparable avionics platforms
Light sheet metal and structural repair background
Turboprop aircraft experience
Supervisory or lead mechanic experience
Background supporting flight school or high-utilization fleet environments