Kamaka Air — Honolulu, Hawaii
Pay: $83,200–$93,600 per year
Are you an highly-skilled and passionate Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic interesting in working in paradise? Look no further! Kamaka Air, based in Honolulu, Hawaii is looking hire mechanics who are talented and dedicated. Conduct scheduled inspections (A, B, C, D checks) on airframes and powerplants to ensure compliance with the manufacturer and FAA guidelines. Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, and structural issues with aircraft components such as engines, landing gear, hydraulic systems, and avionics.
Perform in-depth repairs and overhauls on aircraft engines, including the inspection of turbines, propellers, and jet engines. Ensure aircraft systems are calibrated correctly and operating within safety parameters, including testing flight controls, fuel systems, and navigation instruments. Identify potential defects in the aircraft’s structure or systems and take corrective actions to prevent future issues. Perform preventive maintenance tasks to reduce the likelihood of future breakdowns or failures, ensuring aircraft reliability and minimizing downtime.
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