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AOG Aircraft Maintenance Technician — Junior

5/1/2026

The technician will deploy to AOG events to perform hands-on maintenance, inspections, and repairs on business jets under the guidance of senior staff. They are also responsible for accurate documentation, troubleshooting mechanical and avionics discrepancies, and maintaining professional client interactions.

Working Hours

40 hours/week

Company Size

51-200 employees

Language

English

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About The Company

Premier operates a Citation and Hawker jets fleet for cost-effective charter travel around the Eastern U.S. and beyond. It offers attractive tiered jet card packages, and a unique and economical program called the Florida Express Jet Club for those who begin or end their travel in Florida. The company has FBO operations in Dayton and outside Detroit. Its Dayton Part 145 repair station is one of the largest and most capable in the region, offering airframe, engine, and avionics maintenance and upgrades, plus paint and interior completions. It has another repair station in Stuart, Florida where the company is headquartered. Premier has developed a loyal user base through proven performance in all its operations and its value orientation.

About the Role

Description

Overview

As a Junior AOG Technician, you will build hands-on experience on world-class business jets alongside seasoned technicians. You will respond to real AOG events, develop your diagnostic skills rapidly, and grow into a highly capable field technician.

What You Will Do

Deploy with the AOG team to domestic and select international AOG events via commercial airline or company van
Perform hands-on maintenance, inspections, and repairs under the guidance of senior technicians
Assist with diagnosis and troubleshooting of mechanical, electrical, and avionics discrepancies
Complete work orders, return-to-service documentation, and parts accounting accurately and on time
Maintain a professional demeanor when interfacing with clients and flight crews
Adhere strictly to safety protocols, quality standards, and manufacturer maintenance manuals
Travel up to 200 miles by vehicle from the assigned base location for AOG events; trips beyond 200 miles will be by flight
Use tools provided on site for maintenance and repair tasks

What We Are Looking For

Current FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certificate — required
1–2 years of aviation maintenance experience (corporate, MRO, or military considered)
Exposure to FAR Part 145 repair station operations is a plus
Basic personal set of aircraft mechanic hand tools (tools provided on site)
Valid driver's license with clean record; ability to pass a DOT background check
Familiarity with MS Office and basic aviation maintenance software
Strong written and verbal communication skills; bilingual English/Spanish is a plus
Physical ability to lift 70 lbs., work at heights up to 40 feet, and operate in confined spaces
Coachable mindset with a strong commitment to safety and quality

Requirements

Preferred Aircraft & Avionics Experience

Any of the following is a plus — we will invest in your growth:

Any business jet experience is a plus
Hawker, Citation, Gulfstream, Bombardier, or Embraer business jets — exposure welcomed
Honeywell, Collins, or Garmin Avionics — basic exposure is a plus
Military aviation maintenance background welcome

Schedule

7 days on / 7 days off — a full week off for every week worked. Predictable, balanced, and built for the long haul.

Benefits

Medical, dental, and vision coverage
401(k) with company contribution
Short- and long-term disability, life insurance
Paid holidays and paid vacation
Health savings account
Employee referral bonus

Key Skills

Aircraft maintenanceTroubleshootingMechanical systemsElectrical systemsAvionicsFAA A&P certificationWork order documentationSafety protocolsQuality standardsTechnical communicationDiagnostic skillsRepair station operations