IA Aircraft Mechanic GA Piston

Key responsibilities: Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, inspections (annual, 100-hour), major repairs and alterations per 14 CFR Part 43/91 and company manuals. Hold and exercise IA privileges: inspect and sign off major repairs/alterations and annual inspections; complete FAA Form 337 and logbook entries as required. Perform engine/propeller removal/installation, avionics installs, structural repairs, sheetmetal and composite work as required by job. Troubleshoot avionics, electrical, fuel systems, hydraulic and pneumatic systems; perform functional checks and test flights when required. Prepare and review technical documentation: work orders, logbook entries, Form 337, maintenance tracking and airworthiness releases. Ensure compliance with airworthiness directives, service bulletins, and MEL/POH limitations. Mentor junior mechanics and maintain a clean, safe shop environment. Liaise with customers and provide accurate cost/time estimates and status updates.

Requirements: FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certificate with Inspection Authorization (IA) — required. Minimum 3 years of active line/shop experience; experience with both piston and turbine aircraft preferred. Demonstrated experience signing for annual inspections and major alterations; familiarity with FAA Form 337.Avionics experience (Garmin, Aspen, ADS-B, WAAS GPS, glass cockpit).Strong understanding of 14 CFR Part 43/65/91, AD research and compliance. Valid driver’s license; passport preferred for ferry/transport duties. Ability to lift aircraft components, work in confined spaces, climb ladders/scaffolds; willingness to travel/overnight for ferry/check flights as needed. Professional, customer-facing communication skills.

Preferred: Repair Station experience or prior experience as Lead Mechanic. IA renewal/continuing education records current. Inspection Authorization with recent activity (signoffs within last 24 months).