Flightline Aircraft Mechanic

Aircraft Maintenance Technician

LOCATION & DETAILS San Antonio, TX Onsite Outdoor Flightline Operations Full-Time | 12-Month Contract Target Start Date: 9/7/2026 Work is performed outdoors on the flightline, not inside a hangar; candidates must be comfortable working in all weather conditions Must be open to variable shifts, including days, nights, and weekends 2nd and 3rd Shift are priority needs Mandatory training is approximately 89 weeks and will be conducted on 1st or 2nd Shift Ability to obtain a Port San Antonio Flightline Badge is required

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Perform final aircraft component installation and associated maintenance activities. Conduct aircraft system operational and functional testing to verify proper operation. Perform aircraft rework, modifications, maintenance, and corrective actions as required. Conduct preflight and post-flight inspections and checks in support of aircraft testing and delivery. Support maintenance activities involving live aircraft systems and flight operations. Perform assigned maintenance and inspection activities outdoors on the flightline in varying weather conditions. Inspect aircraft and components for discrepancies and document non-conformances in accordance with established procedures. Follow detailed written and verbal work instructions, processes, and technical requirements. Support troubleshooting and resolution of aircraft discrepancies within assigned scope of work. Safely handle, use, and dispose of hazardous materials in accordance with established requirements. Maintain required training and certifications necessary to support assigned flightline responsibilities. Follow all applicable safety, FOD, PPE, and flightline procedures.

SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED 3+ years of related aircraft maintenance experience, aerospace, fabrication, or manufacturing experience. 1+ year of 787 program experience preferred. A&P License preferred but not required. Must be willing and able to work outdoors in all weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain, wind, and other changing environmental conditions. Ability to successfully complete approximately 89 weeks of mandatory training on 1st or 2nd Shift. Ability to obtain and maintain a Port San Antonio Flightline Badge is required. Experience understanding and interpreting detailed written and verbal work instructions and processes. Must be able to work any assigned shift, including days, nights, weekends, and variable schedules. Ability to obtain and maintain all required training certifications associated with assigned responsibilities. Must be able to pass required visual acuity and color perception testing. Must be comfortable working around active aircraft, elevated platforms, confined spaces, and high-noise environments. Ability to properly use required personal protective equipment (PPE). Must be able to climb and work from 312 ft. ladders, stands, and vertical work ladders. Ability to frequently stand, walk, reach overhead, balance, bend, squat, crawl, and work on flat or uneven surfaces. Ability to lift approximately 35 lbs. independently; occasional two-person lifts may be required for items exceeding 50 lbs. Ability to safely work around and occasionally come into contact with metals and hazardous materials. A third-party background check will be conducted post-start, following completion of training as part of the flightline badging process. Ability to complete a pre-employment 10-year Criminal Background Check, general health physical, and standard FAA DOT drug test. Proof of U.S citizenship required. Reliable personal transportation/vehicle required. Valid US Driver's License.