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Air National Guard Recruiting . When it comes to flight, the margin for error should be considered nonexistent, especially with fuel systems. As an Aircraft Fuel Systems specialist, you’ll inspect, repair, and install our fuel systems to ensure errors are minimal and don’t occur during flight. You’ll perform comprehensive checks on bladder cells and external and integral fuel tanks to make sure our aircrew can operate properly and carry out their objectives. Primary Responsibilities Remove, repair, inspect, install, and modify aircraft fuel systems. Clean fuel cells and tanks and inspect for foreign objects, corrosion, and cell deterioration. Learn about internal hardware, sealing techniques, and materials. Interpret technical concepts and applications of maintenance directives. Benefits Up to 30 days of paid vacation annually Excellent healthcare coverage for you and your family Food and housing allowances A generous retirement program from day one of service World-class job and technical training Financial benefits for college/higher education Qualifications HS diploma or GED Courses in general science or physics are desirable ASVAB score of 47 in Mechanical About the Air National Guard The Air National Guard offers flexible careers, allowing you to serve full-time or part-time while maintaining a civilian career. You will be trained by top technical experts and gain leadership skills to advance your future. Additional Details
Employment type: Full-time Job function: Other Industries: Defense and Space Manufacturing, Aviation and Aerospace, Military and International Affairs
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Aircraft Mechanic
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Air National Guard Recruiting . When it comes to flight, the margin for error should be considered nonexistent, especially with fuel systems. As an Aircraft Fuel Systems specialist, you’ll inspect, repair, and install our fuel systems to ensure errors are minimal and don’t occur during flight. You’ll perform comprehensive checks on bladder cells and external and integral fuel tanks to make sure our aircrew can operate properly and carry out their objectives. Primary Responsibilities Remove, repair, inspect, install, and modify aircraft fuel systems. Clean fuel cells and tanks and inspect for foreign objects, corrosion, and cell deterioration. Learn about internal hardware, sealing techniques, and materials. Interpret technical concepts and applications of maintenance directives. Benefits Up to 30 days of paid vacation annually Excellent healthcare coverage for you and your family Food and housing allowances A generous retirement program from day one of service World-class job and technical training Financial benefits for college/higher education Qualifications HS diploma or GED Courses in general science or physics are desirable ASVAB score of 47 in Mechanical About the Air National Guard The Air National Guard offers flexible careers, allowing you to serve full-time or part-time while maintaining a civilian career. You will be trained by top technical experts and gain leadership skills to advance your future. Additional Details
Employment type: Full-time Job function: Other Industries: Defense and Space Manufacturing, Aviation and Aerospace, Military and International Affairs
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