POSITION OBJECTIVE

Ensure that the highest standard of safety, airworthiness and work performed is accomplished I/A/W applicable FAR’s,
Company Manuals and Manufacturers’ Specifications.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Service and maintain aircraft on a daily basis (Daily Service Checks, scheduled and un-scheduled
maintenance.)
• All known discrepancies affecting airworthiness are corrected and the corrective action entered in the A/C
logbook, or on a work order, if the work was performed by a repair station.
• A/C logbook or work order entries are correct and complete.
• Inspection Forms, FAA 337's, Air Safety Reports, or other forms completed, as required.
• Document all discrepancies, maintenance performed, incomplete maintenance and all after-maintenance
requirements. All maintenance checks (FAR 135) are entered on the ladder in the A/C Logbook and the
ladder is updated, no items are overdue.
• Monitor A/C Status Report as required.
• Utilize SCC or RII Inspection Program when applicable.
• Read, interpret and perform required maintenance task as defined in all company, OEM, Regulatory manuals
and bulletins.
• Ensure that all parts installed are airworthy and meet the requirements of the Type Certificate.
• Prior to performing a maintenance task or tasks ensure that all special tools required to perform these tasks
have a valid calibration sticker, if so required.
• Maintain a safe and clean work environment.
• Utilize the HS&E Manual and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), when appropriate (Gloves, safety
glasses, etc.).
• Must be able to work in hot, humid and cold environments (weather related).
• Adhere to all Company Policies and Procedures.
• All duties assigned by the Maintenance Manager, or in

A&P Mechanic- Bristow Helicopter