CBL AERO — Tucson, 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.
• Perform aircraft maintenance, inspection, servicing, repair, removal and installation of aircraft components.
• Accomplish maintenance in accordance with: • Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMM)
• Structural Repair Manuals (SRM)
• Component Maintenance Manuals (CMM)
• Engineering Orders (EO)
• Work cards/task cards
• Customer specifications
• FAA regulations
• DBP Repair Station procedures
• Perform aircraft paint-related maintenance , including removal/installation or protection of components as required for the paint process.
• Assist with aircraft strip, preparation, masking, painting and reassembly activities as assigned.
• Perform mechanical troubleshooting and corrective maintenance.
• Inspect work and identify discrepancies before aircraft release.
• Perform functional checks after maintenance.
• Maintain accurate aircraft maintenance records and paperwork.
• Properly document work performed, parts replaced and discrepancies corrected.
• Follow applicable FAA Part 145 procedures and company Quality Control requirements.
• Coordinate with inspectors, leads, supervisors and other maintenance personnel.
• Follow all aircraft safety, fall-protection, chemical-handling and workplace safety requirements.
• Safely use aircraft ground-support equipment, ladders, lifts and other maintenance equipment.
• Assist with aircraft towing/movement when qualified and authorized.
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