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Aircraft Inspections:
- Perform routine and detailed inspections of the airframe, engines, and other systems to ensure they are in compliance with FAA regulations and standards.
- Inspect components such as the fuselage, wings, control surfaces, landing gear, and engine mounts for wear, corrosion, or damage.
- Conduct annual, 100-hour, or other required inspections as per FAA guidelines.
- Ensure proper documentation of inspections, maintenance, and repairs to comply with aviation safety standards.
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Maintenance and Repairs:
- Perform preventive maintenance and repairs on various parts of the aircraft, including the airframe, engines, electrical systems, avionics, and other mechanical systems.
- Repair or replace defective parts or components such as landing gear, brakes, and hydraulic systems.
- Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues, diagnosing problems with engines, fuel systems, or avionics.
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Engine Maintenance:
- Maintain and repair aircraft engines, including checking for any signs of wear, overheating, or malfunction.
- Perform engine overhauls, rebuilds, and modifications as necessary.
- Monitor engine performance, troubleshoot issues, and replace worn-out parts.
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Aircraft System Checks:
- Test various systems within the aircraft, such as electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and fuel systems, to ensure they function properly.
- Ensure that aircraft components are operating as designed by conducting functional tests and performance checks.
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Component Installations:
- Install and replace components such as wings, landing gear, control cables, and hydraulic systems.
- Ensure that all parts are installed correctly and securely to avoid issues during flight.
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Record Keeping and Compliance:
- Maintain detailed maintenance records to document inspections, repairs, replacements, and modifications performed on the aircraft.
- Ensure that the aircraft is in full compliance with FAA regulations and manufacturer guidelines, and that all work is properly documented in the aircraft’s logbook.
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Safety and Quality Control:
- Follow strict safety protocols to prevent accidents during maintenance and repair work.
- Conduct safety checks and ensure all equipment, tools, and procedures are in accordance with industry standards.
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Collaboration with Other Professionals:
- Work closely with pilots, engineers, and other aviation professionals to ensure that the aircraft is properly maintained and safe for operation.
- Communicate any issues or required repairs to supervisors and other team members, and offer solutions to problems as needed.
