Aviation Technology Associates, LLC

Operations

• Entry-level position trained in the manufacturing processes of the aircraft
• Perform a variety of structural assembly operations in a production department under direct supervision
• Perform fitting of detail parts and basic drilling and riveting operations using basic mechanic hand tools (pneumatic drills, rivet gun, counter sinks, reamers and files, etc.)
• Ensure parts and work content meets the instructions of assigned manufacturing employee and/or Quality Control Inspector
• Learn to read work orders, blueprints, and specification sheets to determine sequence of operation and work requirement
• Align and assemble parts to be riveted using holding fixtures, pins, clamps and fasteners
• Observe and assist to become familiar with parts and assemblies and work with decreasing supervision as experience is gained
• Perform other duties as assigned

Aircraft Operations Trainee

Engineer

• Liaison (Sustainment) Engineer supporting line maintenance and heavy maintenance depot operations at US Air Force bases
• Provide technical dispositions and guidance for aircraft issues that exceed published limits for structural damage including sheet metal and composite repairs
• Perform structural analysis when required to substantiate repairs
• Provide work deviation authorization, interpretation of service documents & Technical Orders
• Provide options for repairing versus replacing parts to minimize financial impact
• Provide aircraft system troubleshooting assistance
• Attend regular production meetings to ensure timely support
• Provide on-site engineering assistance for significantly damaged aircraft as required
• Coordinate events/issues with USAF Program Office for additional action, troubleshooting and follow-up
• Monitor trends and recurring discrepancies requiring corrective action
• Develop Typical Repairs and manual supplement to eliminate repetitive Engineering Technical Assistance Requests (ETARs)
• Author policies and processes to ensure general compliance with FAA regulations

Aircraft Sustainment / Liaison Engineer

• This is an entry-level position in which the individual will be trained in the manufacturing processes of the aircraft. In a team environment, under direct supervision, perform a variety of structural assembly operations in a production department.
• Under specific instruction and guidance, perform fitting of detail parts and basic drilling and riveting operations using basic mechanic hand tools (pneumatic drills, rivet gun, counter sinks, reamers and files, etc.)
• Ensure parts and work content meets the instructions of assigned manufacturing employee and/or Quality Control Inspector.
• Learn to read work orders, blueprints, and specification sheets to determine sequence of operation and work requirement.
• Align and assemblies parts to be riveted using holding fixtures, pins, clamps and fasteners.
• Observe and assist to become familiar with parts and assemblies, then works with decreasing supervision as experience is gained.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Financial Planning and Analysis

• Performs a variety of clerical, administrative and transactional tasks to support Accounting and Finance departments.
• Communicates with various departments in matters related to assigned tasks.
• Validates various documents and reports that support the activities of assigned areas.
• Acts as initial point of contact to deal with specific problems and issues related to assigned tasks.
• Provides input to management on improvements to existing processes, automated or manual, to improve quality, accuracy and/or reduce cost.
• Supports the month-end closing activities to include assisting with audits and any other special request.
• Provides administrative support through efficient management of meetings, travel coordination and full range of correspondence.
• Supports corporate requirements by scheduling activities in a flexible environment with firm deadlines and maintaining a professional attitude and work ethic.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Accounting/Finance Admin II

• Liaison (Sustainment) Engineer supporting line maintenance and heavy maintenance depot operations at US Air Force bases
• Provide technical dispositions and guidance for aircraft issues that exceed published limits for structural damage including sheet metal and composite repairs
• Perform structural analysis as required to substantiate repairs
• Provide work deviation authorization, interpretation of service documents & Technical Orders
• Provide options for repairing versus replacing parts to minimize financial impact
• Provide aircraft system troubleshooting assistance
• Attend regular production meetings to ensure timely support
• Provide on-site engineering assistance for significantly damaged aircraft as required
• Coordinate events/issues with USAF Program Office for additional action, troubleshooting and follow-up
• Monitor trends and recurring discrepancies requiring corrective action
• Develop Typical Repairs and manual supplements to eliminate repetitive Engineering Technical Assistance Requests (ETARs)
• Author policies and processes to ensure general compliance with FAA regulations
• Travel to USAF bases required once per month (minimum) for 3-4 days at a time; all travel paid

• Liaison (Sustainment) Engineer supporting line maintenance and heavy maintenance depot operations at US Air Force bases
• Provide technical dispositions and guidance for aircraft issues that exceed published limits for structural damage (sheet metal and composite repairs)
• Perform structural analysis to substantiate repairs
• Provide work deviation authorization and interpretation of service documents & Technical Orders
• Provide options for repairing versus replacing parts to minimize financial impact
• Provide aircraft system troubleshooting assistance
• Attend regular production meetings to ensure timely support
• Provide on-site engineering assistance for significantly damaged aircraft as required
• Coordinate events/issues with USAF Program Office for troubleshooting and follow-up
• Monitor trends and recurring discrepancies requiring corrective action
• Develop Typical Repairs and manual supplements to eliminate repetitive Engineering Technical Assistance Requests (ETARs)
• Author policies and processes to ensure general compliance with FAA regulations
• Travel to USAF bases monthly (minimum) for 3-4 days

• Providing technical dispositions and guidance for aircraft issues that exceed published limits for structural damage including sheet metal and composite repairs
• Performing structural analysis to substantiate repairs
• Providing work deviation authorization, interpretation of service documents & Technical Orders
• Providing options for repairing versus replacing a part to minimize financial impact
• Providing aircraft system trouble shooting assistance
• Attending regular production meetings to ensure timely support
• Providing on-site engineering assistance for significantly damaged aircraft as required
• Coordinating events/issues with USAF Program Office for additional action, troubleshooting and follow-up
• Monitoring trends and recurring discrepancies requiring corrective action
• Developing Typical Repairs and manual supplement to eliminate repetitive Engineering Technical Assistance Requests (ETARs)
• Authoring policies and processes to ensure general compliance with FAA regulations