AFVET Solutions, LLC — Mountain Home, Idaho
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.
The Structural Repair Technician is responsible for performing aviation structural repair, corrosion control, and composite repair on assigned F-15E aircraft.
Tasks and Responsibilities: 1. Perform duties as defined by applicable Air Force Instructions (AFIs), along with any USAF-like functions typically performed within the associated 2A7X3 career field. This includes structural/composite repair, and corrosion control on Wing assigned aircraft.
2. Corrosion functions include full aircraft, parts and support equipment prepping, sanding, bead stripping, painting and stenciling IAW approved directives and technical manuals.
3. Respond to requests for structural determination assistance and evaluate per aircraft or equipment specific technical order to determine repairability.
4. Research the materials and equipment needed to complete the repair and provide them to the requester for ordering.
5. Repair the item for the aircraft or equipment and perform any corrosion control or coating requirements necessary to ensure the item is fully mission capable.
6. Assist in drafting suggested repair actions as part of an ETAR request.
7. Follow engineering instructions or guidance in repairs not addressed by an equipment specific Technical Order.
8. Provide quality training, oversight, and guidance of repair efforts to RSAF and USAF personnel as opportunities present themselves.
9. Any and all other duties as directed by the Program Manager/Site Manager.
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