Business Jet Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT)

Job Summary

The Aircraft Maintenance Technician is responsible for performing high-quality inspection, maintenance, repair, and

modification of Learjet 45 and Beechjet 400A aircraft. This position ensures all work complies strictly with Federal Aviation

Administration (FAA) regulations, manufacturer maintenance manuals, OEM standards, and company safety guidelines.

Learjet 45 and Beechjet 400A experience preferred for Level 2 and 3 Technicians.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform scheduled (phase) inspections and unscheduled maintenance on Learjet airframe, engine (TFE731-20BR

and JT15D-5R), hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems.

• Troubleshoot complex mechanical, electrical, and flight control systems using specialized diagnostic equipment,

schematics, and wiring diagrams.

• Execute Airworthiness Directives (ADs), Service Bulletins (SBs), and structural repairs.
• Document all work, sign-offs, and parts usage accurately in logbooks and maintenance management software in

compliance with FAR Part 145.

• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work environment, enforcing Foreign Object Debris (FOD) prevention

protocols.

Qualification Levels: Level 1 vs. Level 2 vs. Level 3

Level 1 Technician (Entry-Level/Junior)

Experience Requirement:

0-2 years of aviation maintenance experience.  

Certifications & Education:

High School Diploma or GED.

Active FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certificate or in process of completing.

Supervision & Autonomy: 

Works under close, direct supervision of senior techs.

Task sign-offs require Level 2/3 inspector countersignature

Technical Capabilities

Basic removal/replacement of components

Basic servicing (oil, hydraulics, tires, oxygen)

Assisting with panel removal and open/close inspections

Enters draft logbook entries for review

Understands basic ATA coding and digital maintenance logs

Level 2 Technician (Mid-Level/Journeyman)

Experience Requirement:

3-5 years of hands on A&P maintenance experience

Minimum 1-2 years direct experience on Learjet or similar turbofan corporate jets

Active FAA A&P Certificate

 Learjet Factory / CAE / FlightSafety General Familiarization Course

Supervision & Autonomy: 

Works independently on routine maintenance and inspections.

Receives minimal supervision on complex tasks.

Advanced troubleshooting of airframe, engine, and electrical systems.

Technical Capabilities 

Rigging landing gear and flight controls.

Servicing and diagnosing Garrett/Honeywell TFE731 engines.

Authorizes return-to-service for routine maintenance.

Signs off own completed work in accordance with FAA standards.

Level 3 Technician (Senior/Lead)

Experience Requirement:

5–8+ years of corporate jet / MRO heavy maintenance experience.

3+ years specifically on  Learjet airframes/powerplants

Active FAA A&P Certificate.

Certifications & Education:

Level 3 ATA 104 Type Training on Learjet or Beechjet models.

Inspection Authorization (IA) preferred

Supervision & Autonomy: 

Operates completely independently.

Leads maintenance shifts, projects, and assigns work.

Mentors Level 1 & 2 technicians.

Expert diagnostic capability for complex, multi-system failures.

Technical Capabilities 

Engine runs and taxi authorization.

Performs major structural modifications and complex AD/SB compliances.

Final Inspector authority for airworthiness release.

Reviews, approves, and audits work logs generated by Level 1 and 2 techs.

Other Requirements

• Lifting Heavy Components: You must handle heavy parts, tools, and assemblies, which requires good upper body strength and proper lifting mechanics.
• Climbing and Balancing: You regularly climb ladders, work stands, and scaffold, or crawl on and around airframes and wings at high elevations.
• Standing for Extended Periods: Much of the workday involves standing, walking, or moving across hangar and flightline floors.
• Working in Tight Spaces: You frequently squeeze into cramped engine nacelles, fuel cell bays, wheel wells, and awkward structural cavities.
• Flexibility and Agility: The job requires frequent bending, kneeling, crouching, twisting, and working with your arms overhead or in prone (lying down) positions.
• Dexterity and Hand-Eye Coordination: Precision tasks like safety-wiring, torquing, inspection, and working with small hardware require fine motor skills and steady hands.