• Examine aircraft structures to identify damage and determine suitable repair or replacement actions using approved technical references. 

• Install and remove precision fasteners used in major structural assemblies. 

• Provide guidance on structural modifications, corrosion control, and repair techniques while ensuring the original strength and design intent are maintained. 

• Conduct control-surface rigging and weight-and-balance tasks after structural work is completed. 

• Verify that completed structural work meets required standards and technical specifications. 

• Create or use specialized fixtures, molds, and templates to support fabrication of replacement components. 

• Carry out metalworking operations such as shaping, bending, fitting, and fastening structural materials. 

• Apply proper layout, measurement, corrosion treatment, material cleaning, and protective-coating techniques. 

• Document all maintenance activity within digital maintenance systems following quality and regulatory requirements. 

• Correctly handle, store, and dispose of hazardous materials. 

• Operate aircraft support equipment and maintain proficiency using maintenance-tracking software. 

• Participate in FOD (Foreign Object Debris) prevention activities and maintain strict control of issued tools. 

• Maintain accurate equipment and maintenance records. 

• Assist with additional duties as assigned to support operational needs. 

Preferred Knowledge & Skills 

• Familiarity with major structural rebuilding, depot-level repair, or fabrication processes. 

• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, technical directives, and maintenance manuals. 

• Working knowledge of aircraft materials such as metals, composites, bonded structures, and associated chemical treatments. 

• Ability to use respiratory protection or similar equipment when required. 

• Background in military or government aviation environments is advantageous. 

• FAA Airframe or Powerplant credentials are beneficial. 

Required Qualifications 

• High school diploma or equivalent. 

• Minimum of two years of hands-on experience in structural maintenance for commercial, government, or military aircraft (fixed- or rotary-wing).