General:

The Mechanic is directly responsible to the Director of Maintenance and Lead Mechanics for all matters pertaining to his/her duties and responsibilities and will inform the Lead Mechanic immediately of any condition, operation or function of the maintenance operation that is unsafe or not in compliance with FAA Regulations.

Specific: The Mechanic will:

• Adhere to all directions and instructions given him by the Director of Maintenance and/or Lead Mechanic and to aid them where and whenever possible to minimize delays and increase production and efficiency.
• Keep informed of all procedures, methods and practices performed by the maintenance organization and to seek out all available information pertinent to his/her functions.
• Ensure that all utilized shop equipment and tools are in a serviceable and working condition. Breakage of tools and equipment shall be reported to the Parts Department so that repair and replacement of same can be affected immediately.
• Maintain the premises of the maintenance organization in a clean and orderly manner and that all tools and equipment are returned to their proper place for future use to preclude their loss or damage as directed by the Lead Mechanic.
• Ensure that he/she has been provided and will use the necessary applicable overhaul manuals, Service and Parts Manuals, Service Letters and Bulletins, Airworthiness Directives and any other required technical data and that said materials are kept in a clean and orderly manner and returned to their proper place when the work is completed or their shift terminates thus ensuring their future use and preclude their loss.
• Ensure proper handling of all parts, units, assemblies and aircraft while in the repair process and that all documentation is kept current as to open discrepancies and completed corrective actions.
• Ensure that all required inspection records, inspection items, identification tags and other pertinent forms are properly executed by him and that said forms are updated daily or in a timely manner so as to preclude delays and loss of productivity.
• Ensure that he/she installs the correct and applicable replacement parts and/or materials and supplies needed to perform his/her assigned tasks and that there is no confusion as to what parts go to what aircraft or article. If parts or materials are not available, he will inform the Shift Manager for further instructions with regards to initiating parts or materials requisitions and follow through with the instruments given him.
• Ensure that he/she has a well rounded compliment of hand tools with which to perform his/her duties. Tools of a special nature will be provided by the company. He/she will ensure an operational system whereby all his/her tools will be accounted for after completion of assignment thus precluding their loss in areas of the aircraft where, if they were to remain, it would cause