EcoServices, LLC — Phoenix, Arizona
Estimated salary for Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025): $62,630–$99,130 per year, median $79,870. The employer did not provide a pay range for this listing.
Are you a Part 65 FAA A&P-certified Aviation Maintenance Technician ready to grow your career? Does working alongside commercial and military air carrier crews on active airfields, operating state-of-the-art jet engine compressor cleaning equipment while growing your skills in equipment troubleshooting, TPM, and leadership excite you? Are you a flexible team player with the willingness to work primarily on night shift, but can embrace flexibility and be able to switch over to the occasional dayshift and overnight travel requests, based on customer demand?
If so, come thrive in a hands-on, outdoor environment where your expertise makes a difference! Our Aviation Service Mechanics are full-time, salaried employees (non-exempt, so overtime applies), reporting directly to the Service Center Manager or designee and will be primarily responsible for delivering EcoPower engine wash services to all airline customers (both commercial and military).
Primary responsibilities include: Perform on-wing engine washes using mobile wash equipment, operate and maintain mobile wash units and service center tools and vehicles, conduct daily inspections, maintenance, and repair of service center tools and equipment, follow all flight-line safety procedures to ensure professional and timely operations, collaborate with airline and military maintenance personnel to meet customer requirements and resolve in-service issues, accurately document all maintenance activities in compliance with FAA regulations, participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance service center processes, Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) programs for wash equipment and facility assets, drive small DOT-regulated service trucks to customer locations throughout the region.
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