SURFACE MAINTENANCE MECHANIC (TERM) (TITLE 32)
Army National Guard Units
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Engine/Aircraft Overhaul
Department of the Air Force - Agency Wide
Department of the Air Force
Location
Salt Lake City, Utah
Salary
$30,783 - $101,741
per year
Type
Full-Time
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Job Description
Summary
This job involves overhauling and maintaining engines and aircraft for the U.S. Air Force, ensuring they are in top working condition through repairs and inspections.
It's a hands-on role in a technical field, ideal for skilled mechanics or technicians with experience in aviation who want stable government employment.
A good fit would be someone detail-oriented, mechanically inclined, and interested in military aviation support in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Key Requirements
- Experience in aircraft engine overhaul and maintenance
- Knowledge of aviation repair techniques and safety protocols
- Ability to work with complex mechanical systems
- U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain security clearance
- Physical fitness for hands-on technical work
- Qualification for Direct Hire Authority (DHA) recruitment
- Willingness to work in Salt Lake City, Utah
Full Job Description
The Air Force offers qualified applicants opportunities to be hired for certain occupations covered by Direct Hire Authorities (DHA).
The use of DHA is a fast-track method of hiring applicants from the public with no prior federal status using a non-traditional method of recruitment.
To find additional information on "What Is DHA" and to view and/or apply to current DHA opportunities listed on Air Force Civilian Service's "Direct Hire Job Board", please click here.
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