Falcon Mechanic Lead

Falcon Mechanic Lead – Yingling Aviation

Location:

Wichita, KS.

• Assist in aircraft jacking and towing operations.
• Access panel removal and installation.
• Lubrication tasks.
• Assist in the installation of avionics components.
• Assist in engine inspections and routine maintenance.
• Assist in structural repairs and modifications.
• Document maintenance actions according to regulatory and organizational standards.
• Understand and use MM manuals and company paperwork such as removals and squawk sign‑offs.
• Understand and use computer systems such as Corridor, ATP, Textron One View.
• Use standard and specialized tools for aircraft maintenance.
• Maintain cleanliness and organization of the maintenance environment.
• Engage in continuous learning about new aircraft technologies and maintenance techniques.
• Conduct pre‑ and post‑flight inspections.
• Perform routine aircraft maintenance checks according to approved data.
• Carry out minor repairs or replacement of aircraft parts or components.
• Service O₂ and nitrogen systems.
• Perform wind‑prop trim inspection.
• Air conditioning servicing.
• Remove and replace de‑ice boots and troubleshoot system anomalies.
• Oil and fuel filter servicing.
• Inspect and service or maintain aircraft hydraulic systems or components.
• Inspect and repair aircraft fuel systems for leaks or other issues.
• Maintain and test aircraft pneumatic systems.
• Inspect and service aircraft environmental control systems.
• Inspect and check cable tension adjustments.
• Install and rig flight controls.
• Troubleshoot avionics or electrical system malfunctions.
• Change or perform capacity checks on batteries, including recovery charging.
• Help in propeller maintenance and balancing, including blending of nicks or gouges.
• Conduct visual inspections for structural integrity (corrosion, cracks, etc.).
• Perform composite material repairs under supervision.
• Inspect and maintain landing gear components and assemblies.
• Service and replace brake system components.
• Perform wheel and tire inspections and replacements as needed, including wheel bearing or re‑pack as required.
• Understand and apply aviation regulations and advisories.
• Participate in quality control checks and audits.
• Assist in aircraft painting and surface treatments.
• Participate in emergency equipment checks and maintenance such as life vests, rafts, etc.
• Operate ground support equipment safely.
• Attend training sessions and workshops for skill enhancement, e.g., FSI.
• Perform avionics system checks and software updates.
• Inspect and troubleshoot or adjust engine components such as solenoids, FCU rigging, etc., and replace as required.
• Perform engine ground runs to troubleshoot or function‑test engine performance or aircraft systems functionality.
• Perform landing gear swing and check rigging and switches.
• Perform Non‑Destructive Testing (NDT) under supervision.

Seniority Level: Entry level

Employment type:

Full‑time

Job function:
Management and Manufacturing

Industry: Airlines and Aviation

Equal Opportunity Employer.