Aviation Maintenance Technician

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Trade the ordinary for the extraordinary in Wasilla, Alaska, where breathtaking mountain views, endless outdoor adventure, and a world-class backyard meet a hands-on aviation career. Join The Blackhawk Group as a Maintenance Technician, building your skills alongside a team committed to quality, safety, and continuous improvement. If you're ready for a career that takes you further — both in the hangar and beyond it — Alaska is calling.

Position Summary
The Maintenance Technician is responsible for performing inspection, maintenance, and repair of turboprop and light jet aircraft to ensure safe and efficient operation in compliance with FAA regulations, manufacturer specifications, and company procedures. Working as part of an integrated MRO team, the Maintenance Technician supports scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, component replacements, and system troubleshooting on aircraft including TBM, King Air, Pilatus, Citation, Cirrus, and other light aircraft models.

Essential Functions

1. Perform routine and non-routine maintenance tasks on company and customer aircraft in accordance with maintenance manuals, company procedures, and FAA Part 145 Repair Station standards.
2. Conduct troubleshooting, adjustments, repairs, and replacements of aircraft systems, structures, and components, ensuring airworthiness, accuracy, and conformance to approved data.
3. Document all maintenance performed in compliance with company, FAA, and customer documentation requirements, ensuring entries are complete, legible, and traceable.
4. Ensure proper use, control, and care of tools, parts, and equipment, including adherence to calibration and tool control procedures.
5. Follow all safety, quality, and environmental procedures to maintain a safe workplace, reporting hazards, incidents, and near-misses in accordance with company Safety Management System (SMS) and Injury & Illness Prevention Program (IIPP).
6. Assist in or perform removal and installation of engines, landing gear, flight controls, and related components as directed, ensuring all required inspections and torque verifications are performed and documented.
7. Support aircraft return-to-service processes and collaborate with inspection personnel to resolve discrepancies, including corrective action follow-up when required.
8. Maintain clear communication with leads, inspectors, and other technicians to ensure efficient workflow, prioritizing tasks to meet production schedules and customer delivery requirements.
9. Promote a culture of continuous improvement, professionalism, and teamwork across the maintenance organization, participating in training and skill development activities as required to maintain competency and authorization.
10. Adhere to all company policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements while demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and accountability in all work performed.
11. Demonstrate The Blackhawk Group’s core values—Customer First, Own It, Make It Better, Be Quick, and Grow Together—in daily decisions, interactions, and teamwork.
12. Work collaboratively and cooperatively with peers, leads, and other departments to build a safe, high-performing, and customer-focused maintenance organization.

Qualifications
EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS

• High school diploma or equivalent; technical training preferred.
• Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certificate desired for Levels 1-II; A&P or Repairman Certificate required for Levels III-IV.