Position Summary
To fly our aircraft, all parts must be in perfect working order. Responsible for maintaining air-, fluid- and gas-pressured devices, Aircraft Hydraulic Systems specialists ensure our pneumatic and hydraulic systems are efficient. They inspect, modify and repair everything from flight and weapons controls to brakes and landing gear.
Primary Responsibilities
- Inspect, remove, repair and install hydraulic and pneumatic systems and their components.
- Advise on and determine proper procedures for fueling systems maintenance.
- Conduct system operation checks and take corrective action when needed.
Benefits
- Up to 30 days of vacation with pay each year
- Excellent healthcare coverage for you and your family
- Food and housing allowance
- A generous retirement program from day one of your service
- World class job/technical training that will make you competitive in any field
- Financial benefits to help you pay for college/higher education
Qualifications
- HS diploma or GED
- Completion of courses in basic electronics, mathematics, general science and mechanics is desirable.
- Normal color vision
- ASVAB score of 56 on Mechanical
This job requires military service with a contract as a commissioned officer in the Air Force Reserve. The application is for a specific position within the Air Force Reserve.
About the Air Force Reserve
The Air Force Reserve is a proud partner in America’s defense, offering a variety of part-time and full-time careers with full-time benefits. These include low-cost health insurance, a noncontributory retirement plan, tuition assistance and educational programs. The Air Force Reserve recruits talent and provides highly technical training to help you build and sustain the world’s most-advanced airpower. All with the flexibility to advance in your civilian career or education while serving close to home. Also, if you’re currently serving or have served, and ready for more, we can use your experience.
Job Type: Part-time
Pay: From $50,000.00 per year
Work Location: On the road
