"Aircraft Mechanic"

Provides aircraft maintenance services to university-based and transient aircraft; maintains, repairs and adjusts aircraft engines and components; maintains and repairs aircraft frames; flight controls, landing gear, flight instrument systems and related components; performs airframe and engine regular interval inspections; maintains and calibrates supporting tools and equipment.

Additional Information: Work schedule is subject to changes in shift, hours and/or days as operations dictate; Pre-Employment Screening Information: This is a DOT identified safety-sensitive position. All candidates must pass DOT pre-employment drug testing prior to being hired.

Qualifications: Minimum Education Requirement: Per Classified Civil Svc Specs or equivalent educ/exp: Experience: Required: Airframe and Powerplant mechanic license issued by FAA; valid driver's license; this is a DOT identified safety-sensitive position, and candidate will be subject to DOT random drug testing while employed in this position. Desired: FAA Inspection Authorization; knowledge of (1) safety practices; skill in (2) mechanics, (3) operating ground equipment, (4) operating aircraft; ability to (5) understand aircraft mechanical systems, (6) calculate fractions, decimals and percentages, (7) read simple sentences with common vocabulary, (8) cooperate with coworkers, (9) show dexterity

Targeted Hiring Range for this position is $24.95 - $37.43 Final offers for positions will be based on candidate credentials, internal equity, and CWA/University approval.

Additional information: Benefits overview (including retirement programs and tuition assistance): https://hr.osu.edu/new-employees/employees/benefits-overview/

Comprehensive medical benefits page: https://hr.osu.edu/benefits/medical/