Aircraft Issuer III - Quick Hire!

Amentum is a globally recognized company specializing in providing innovative solutions and services across various sectors, including defense, aerospace, and technology. The company is dedicated to supporting military and government operations by offering comprehensive logistics, engineering, and operational support. With a strong commitment to safety, quality, and efficiency, Amentum plays a crucial role in maintaining and enhancing the readiness and performance of military aviation assets. Their workforce is composed of highly skilled professionals who thrive in dynamic and challenging environments, contributing to mission success and operational excellence. The role of Aircraft Issuer III at Amentum is a critical position within their aviation maintenance control team. This role involves issuing aircraft to Squadron Flight Duty Officers in strict accordance with prescribed instructions and ensuring that all required maintenance has been properly documented before releasing the aircraft as 'safe for flight.' The Aircraft Issuer III acts as a key liaison between maintenance personnel and flight operations, verifying the safety and readiness of aircraft to meet mission requirements. The position demands a thorough understanding of maintenance control procedures, technical manuals, and aircraft systems, preferably with knowledge and experience related to T-44 and T54 aircraft. In addition to issuing aircraft, the Aircraft Issuer III is responsible for maintaining accurate records, tracking high-time components, coordinating special and cross-country flights, and providing technical assistance and guidance to maintenance control clerks. The role requires strong communication skills to operate two-way communication equipment effectively, ensuring smooth coordination between maintenance teams and flight crews. The Aircraft Issuer III must obtain and maintain qualifications to release aircraft safe for flight within 30 days of employment, demonstrating a commitment to continuous learning and adherence to safety protocols. This role also emphasizes accountability, safety, and professionalism, requiring candidates to maintain a clean and orderly work center, follow all safety regulations, and approach customers and co-workers courteously. Working in an office environment within an aircraft hangar, the position involves a mixture of administrative duties and occasional physical activities such as kneeling, stooping, and lifting up to 25 pounds. The job includes shift work and exposure to noise hazards, requiring adaptability and resilience. Ideal candidates will possess a high school diploma or GED and have at least ten years of experience in military or civilian aviation maintenance control. Completion of U.S. Armed Forces aviation maintenance control courses or equivalent training is highly preferred. The ability to type at least 35 words per minute and familiarity with computer database input are essential for managing maintenance records and forms efficiently. This position may also require travel for periods up to or exceeding 90 days, reflecting the operational demands and flexibility needed in this role. Joining Amentum as an Aircraft Issuer III means becoming part of an inclusive and equal opportunity employer that values diversity and provides a supportive work environment. The company’s hiring practices ensure fair treatment regardless of race, sex, age, or any other protected category under federal, state, or local law. Employees benefit from a commitment to safety, ongoing training, and career development, making this an excellent opportunity for professionals seeking to advance their careers in aviation maintenance control while contributing to vital military and government missions.

• High school diploma or GED
• ten or more years of experience in military or civilian aviation maintenance control
• completion of U.S. Armed Forces aviation maintenance control courses, equivalent curriculum or three years of on the job training
• thorough working knowledge of maintenance control procedures
• coordinate aircraft maintenance
• able to operate two-way communication equipment and speak clearly
• thorough knowledge of aircraft maintenance records and forms
• working knowledge of T-44/T54 aircraft preferred
• knowledge of computer database input and type at least thirty-five words per minute
• working knowledge of applicable maintenance and technical manuals and publications
• able to kneel, stand, stoop and bend occasionally
• able to lift up to twenty-five pounds
• able to sit for extended periods
• able to work in office environment within aircraft hangar
• able to work shift work
• able to tolerate noise hazards
• able to perform prolonged keyboard input
• able to travel for periods up to or past 90 days