Aerospace Structural Maintenance Technician
WMFHA, Panama City, FL, United States
MANTECH
seeks a motivated, career customer-oriented
Aerospace Structural Maintenance Technician
to join our team in
Panama City, FL.
This is an
onsite
position.
Responsibilities
Inspect weapon system structures for damage, corrosion, fatigue, and other issues
Conduct repairs and modifications to weapon system surfaces and structural components
Remove and install weapon system components including panels, rivets, fasteners, skins, and frameworks
Perform fabrication, repair, and modification of aircraft or similar weapon systems and ground support equipment components using advanced metalworking techniques
Perform set up and operate lathes, milling machines, grinders, and other precision machine tools
Perform heat treatment processes including annealing, tempering, and case hardening
Utilize blueprints, technical drawings, and maintenance manuals to execute repair tasks
Operate tools such as shears, brakes, rivet guns, and hand tools in the fabrication and assembly of weapon system parts
Maintain detailed maintenance records and ensure compliance with technical and safety standards
Minimum Qualifications
High School Diploma or GED
3+ years in aircraft, LCAC or similar weapon system sheet metal structural assembly or a combination of aircraft structural assembly and Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) experience
Proficiency in using hand tools and machinery related to sheet metal work and knowledge of aircraft fasteners and applications
Strong understanding of structural maintenance / metal fabrication techniques, materials, and safety standards
Experience in aircraft, LCAC or other similar weapon systems metals, composites, and repair procedures
Proficient in reading and interpreting aircraft technical data and schematics
Ability to use precision measuring tools and perform layout and fabrication work
Preferred Qualifications
Experience working in a DoW aircraft maintenance, LCAC or equivalent aerospace fabrication environment
Familiarity with military maintenance documentation systems
Formal technical training in aircraft structural repair (e.g., USAF 2A7X3 or equivalent)
Clearance Requirements
U.S. Citizenship required and an active Secret security clearance or ability to obtain an Interim Secret before starting
Physical Requirements
Must be able to remain in a stationary position for extended periods.
Must be able to ascend/descend ladders and work at elevated heights.
Must be able to move, lift, and position heavy aircraft components and tools (up to 50 lbs).
Frequently works in enclosed hangars or outdoor flight line environments with exposure to weapon system noise and environmental elements.
Must be able to work in various positions and locations including in and around a Navy LCAC.
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seeks a motivated, career customer-oriented
Aerospace Structural Maintenance Technician
to join our team in
Panama City, FL.
This is an
onsite
position.
Responsibilities
Inspect weapon system structures for damage, corrosion, fatigue, and other issues
Conduct repairs and modifications to weapon system surfaces and structural components
Remove and install weapon system components including panels, rivets, fasteners, skins, and frameworks
Perform fabrication, repair, and modification of aircraft or similar weapon systems and ground support equipment components using advanced metalworking techniques
Perform set up and operate lathes, milling machines, grinders, and other precision machine tools
Perform heat treatment processes including annealing, tempering, and case hardening
Utilize blueprints, technical drawings, and maintenance manuals to execute repair tasks
Operate tools such as shears, brakes, rivet guns, and hand tools in the fabrication and assembly of weapon system parts
Maintain detailed maintenance records and ensure compliance with technical and safety standards
Minimum Qualifications
High School Diploma or GED
3+ years in aircraft, LCAC or similar weapon system sheet metal structural assembly or a combination of aircraft structural assembly and Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) experience
Proficiency in using hand tools and machinery related to sheet metal work and knowledge of aircraft fasteners and applications
Strong understanding of structural maintenance / metal fabrication techniques, materials, and safety standards
Experience in aircraft, LCAC or other similar weapon systems metals, composites, and repair procedures
Proficient in reading and interpreting aircraft technical data and schematics
Ability to use precision measuring tools and perform layout and fabrication work
Preferred Qualifications
Experience working in a DoW aircraft maintenance, LCAC or equivalent aerospace fabrication environment
Familiarity with military maintenance documentation systems
Formal technical training in aircraft structural repair (e.g., USAF 2A7X3 or equivalent)
Clearance Requirements
U.S. Citizenship required and an active Secret security clearance or ability to obtain an Interim Secret before starting
Physical Requirements
Must be able to remain in a stationary position for extended periods.
Must be able to ascend/descend ladders and work at elevated heights.
Must be able to move, lift, and position heavy aircraft components and tools (up to 50 lbs).
Frequently works in enclosed hangars or outdoor flight line environments with exposure to weapon system noise and environmental elements.
Must be able to work in various positions and locations including in and around a Navy LCAC.
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