Fuel Cell Mechanic

Join our team as a Fuel Cell Mechanic and drive the future of clean energy! Were looking for skilled professionals passionate about innovation and sustainability. Make an impact with every repair and maintenance task, and be part of a forward-thinking company dedicated to green technology. Apply today to power the change with us!

Job Title: Fuel Cell Mechanic
Job Type: Full time; Consultant (12 Months)
Location: San Antonio, TX
Schedule: All submitted candidates should be available to work variable shifts based on business need, 1st and 2nd shift
Pay Rate: $35.00-$40 per hour

Job Description

• Removal and reinstallation of structural brackets, supports, vents, tubes, and component assemblies in aircraft fuel tanks.

• Performs dry capacity checks

• FOD free inspections prior to tank closure, fuel tank leak repairs/leaks checks, and drain/air purge fuel tanks.

• Required to perform fuel system maintenance & pressurization checks as required

• Required to perform Resistance Measurement and Seal installations to support fuel systems

• Performs fuel tank maintenance safety tasks including clearing the aircraft when applying electrical power, using grounding safety devices, performing lock-out/tag-out, and performing Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) tests.

• Defuels and refuels aircraft as required.

• Applies comprehensive technical expertise to solve moderate to complex problems by interpreting technical documentation such as; blueprints or manufactures’ manuals.

• Read and follow the provided technical data, blueprints, engineering drawings, standard operating procedures, and manufacturing specifications in the maintenance processes.

• Provides troubleshooting knowledge, inspection, repair, modification, replacement of aircraft fuel components and systems and follow-on operational checks.

• The mechanic will be required to access aircraft data via computer systems and initiate on-line parts and discrepancy requests.

• Perform efforts associated with flight controls installation, removal and rigging. Landing gear ops check, door rigging and servicing of aircraft

Basic Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience working as a fuel tank aircraft mechanic

• 2+ years’ experience reading schematics, technical data and work instructions

• Ability to fit and work inside fuel cells

• Respirator use required

• Ability to work rotating shifts
  

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with Depot Level/General maintenance procedures

• Experience reading and follow provided technical data, blueprints, engineering drawings, standard operating procedures, and manufacturing specifications in the maintenance processes

• Familiar with performing lock-out/tag-out, and performing Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) tests

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