About the job:
What you do
An Aircraft Mechanic performs inspections, makes repairs, and performs scheduled maintenance of aircraft. You have the ability to diagnose both electrical and mechanical problems and identify repair procedures. You examine parts for defects and replace them with new ones.
The tough stuff
As an Aircraft Mechanic, you may face the following:
- Excessive workload
- Resource availability
The cool stuff
You get to have the following if you become an Aircraft Mechanic:
- Paid holidays, vacations, insurance plans, retirement programs, and sick leaves
- Opportunities
Typical work hours
- 40 hours per week
Are you the right fit?
Best high school track(s)
- Sciences
Personal qualities
- Physical Strength
- Understanding what you hear
- Understanding written information
- Expressing yourself verbally
- Problem Sensitivity
- Dexterity (hands and fingers)
- Reasoning & Problem Solving
Will you make money?
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Education stuff:
Education required
A college degree isn't required for this occupation, although most aircraft mechanics obtain at least 18 months of training from an educational program accredited by the FAA. Associate and Bachelor's degree programs are available in disciplines related to aviation technology and management.
Online education resources
Local universities
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International universities
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