Aircraft Mechanic II (B006 MO)

Strategic Technology Institute, Inc. (STi) • Full-time • Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, United States • $43 - $60 / hour • 2m ago

Aircraft Mechanic II

Location: Whiteman AFB, Missouri
Contracting Organization: 509th Maintenance Group (MXG)
Clearance Required: SECRET

Schedule

The Contract Field Team (CFT) operates across three shifts to support mission requirements. Work schedules may include weekends as needed.

Day Shift: Monday–Friday, 0700–1600
Swing Shift: Monday–Friday, 1500–2400
Mid Shift: Monday–Friday, 2300–0800

Position Overview

The Aircraft Mechanic II performs Organizational, Intermediate, and/or Depot-level maintenance on aircraft and Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) in support of the 509th Bomb Wing mission at Whiteman AFB. This role is primarily focused on Low Observable Aircraft Structural Maintenance (LOASM) for B-2 aircraft, ensuring all assigned aircraft are maintained and restored to mission-ready status in accordance with technical directives and operational requirements.

Key ResponsibilitiesPrimary (LOASM – B-2 Aircraft)

Perform Low Observable Aircraft Structural Maintenance (LOASM) on B-2 aircraft in accordance with technical orders and directives
Evaluate, install, remove, and repair low observable (LO) coatings
Fabricate, modify, and repair aircraft structures and components including metal, composite, bonded, and advanced composite materials
Ensure aircraft meet mission-ready standards through precise structural and coating repairs

Ancillary Maintenance

Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on B-2 and T-38 aircraft, including TCTOs and modifications
Execute sheet metal and structural repairs, including component installation, removal, and reinstallation
Conduct corrosion control and preservation treatments on aircraft, AGE, and support equipment

General Aircraft Maintenance

Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain aircraft systems including:
Flight controls
Engines and powertrain systems
Hydraulics and pneumatics
Fuel systems
Electrical and mechanical components
Interpret technical publications, blueprints, and manufacturer manuals to diagnose and resolve system malfunctions
Utilize specialized tools and test equipment including torque wrenches, micrometers, dial indicators, and sheet metal equipment

Training Requirements

Personnel must complete required initial and recurring Government-provided training, including but not limited to: