Aircraft Maintenance Support Engineer - MQ-1 and/or MQ-9 maintenance

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Job Description :

This position requires OCONUS deployment. Inspects, troubleshoots and performs scheduled and unscheduled organizational level maintenance utilizing applicable Air Force directives/instructions on MQ-1 and/or MQ-9 Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA). Performs basic post-flight, thru-flight, preflight, acceptance, and transfer inspections, launch, recovery, towing, servicing, and ground handling actions. Removes and replaces line replaceable units & flight control components. Ensures complete and accurate documentation of AFTO 781 series forms and Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS) in accordance with Air Force directives. Identifies and communicates maintenance and support requirements to the flight line expediter or production supervisor. Performs RPA & equipment packing/shipping to fulfill worldwide mobility taskings. Deploys in support of worldwide mobility taskings as directed by higher headquarters. Provides, monitors and manages technical training. Conducts task evaluations to assigned personnel.

Basic Qualifications

Ability to obtain a Secret security clearance.

At least five years of hands-on aircraft maintenance experience.

Minimum of 1 year MQ-1 and/or MQ-9 maintenance experience.

Desired skills

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Job Location(s):

Cannon Air Force Base New Mexico

Security Clearance :

Secret

Business Unit :

ESS8806 MISSILES AND FIRE CTRL (S0806)

Program :

CLS

Job Class :

Technicians

Job Category :

Experienced Professional

City :

Cannon Afb

State :

NM

Virtual :

No

Relocation Available :

Possible

Work Schedule :

FLEX-Non-Standard 40 hour week

Req Type :

Task Order/IDIQ

Shift :

First

Additional Posting Locations :

Cannon Air Force Base

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Our employees are the core of our business here at Lockheed Martin. As the leading global security & aerospace company—and the #1 IT provider to the U.S. government—Lockheed Martin is a 115,000 person-strong team working to support the U.S. and its allies in the research, development and sustainment of advanced technology systems & services worldwide. Specialties Aeronautics, Information Technology, Space Systems, Defense, Technology, Cyber Security Over one hundred years ago, on August 16, 1912, Glenn L. Martin established the Glenn L. Martin Company in Los Angeles, California. He started the company after building his first plane in a rented church, where he took a leap of faith on his risky but innovative new aircraft design at the urging of none other than Orville Wright. Four months later and four hundred miles away, on December 19, 1912, Allan and Malcolm Lockheed founded the Alco Hydro-Aeroplane Company, later renamed the Lockheed Aircraft Company. Talented mechanics, they set up shop out of a garage, constructing seaplanes that would shatter speed and distance records for overwater flights.