A&P Aircraft Technician: KCLM, Port Angeles, Washington

About the Role

Maintain Cessna 172, Cessna 206, and Embraer Phenom 100 aircraft across Part 91, Part 91K, and Part 135 operations. We are looking for a hands-on technician with strong electrical and avionics troubleshooting. Corporate jet experience is preferred but not required. Type specific training provided as needed.

What You Will Do

• Perform line, annual, and 100 hour inspections, resolve discrepancies, support MELs, respond to AOG events, and return aircraft to service.
• Troubleshoot electrical and avionics systems. Perform wiring repairs, LRU swaps, software loads, and functional checks on integrated avionics such as Garmin G1000 or G1000 NXi.
• Complete accurate digital documentation and coordinate parts and vendors.
• Work standard hours with periodic on call coverage for AOG.

• FAA A&P certificate. IA preferred.
• Strong electrical and avionics skills.
• Comfortable with maintenance tracking software and OEM portals.
• Valid driver license and acceptable MVR. Operating tugs and company vehicles is an essential job function.
• Able to participate in the FAA anti drug and alcohol program for safety sensitive work.
• S. work authorization.

Compensation and Benefits

• Pay range: $30.00 to $40.00 per hour DOE. Overtime eligible. Pay increase based on licenses and experience.
• Benefits: Employee only Medical Health Insurance, Simple IRA with 3% company match, Washington State Paid Sick Leave, 10 Paid Vacation Days and 7 paid Holidays.
• OEM course training and a path to Lead Technician or Maintenance Manager.

Compliance Note

This posting includes the pay range, a general description of benefits, and other compensation as required by Washington pay transparency law. A driver license is required because operating tugs and company vehicles is an essential duty of the job.