MHM Publishing Inc
Helicopter Sheetmetal and Composite technician/mechanic for Bell 206 & 407
MHM Publishing Inc, Broussard, Louisiana, United States, 70518
The Composites / Sheet Metal Technician is responsible for the inspection, repair, fabrication, and replacement of composite and sheet metal components on Bell 206 & 407 helicopters under a FAA 145 repair station. This role supports the continued airworthiness of the aircraft by performing maintenance in accordance with approved data, manufacturer manuals, and aviation regulatory standards.
Key Responsibilities Composite Work
Inspect, repair, and fabricate composite components such as cowlings, fairings, rotor blade skins (as applicable), and interior panels
Perform composite layups, bonding, curing, sanding, and finishing
Identify damage such as delamination, cracks, or impact damage and determine appropriate repair methods
Use approved materials, resins, and repair procedures per Bell maintenance manuals and SRMs
Sheet Metal Work
Fabricate and repair aluminum and light alloy structures including skins, panels, brackets, and doublers
Perform cutting, forming, bending, drilling, deburring, and riveting
Repair corrosion, cracks, and structural damage in accordance with approved data
Install and remove structural components while maintaining proper alignment and fit
Inspection & Documentation
Conduct detailed visual and dimensional inspections
Read and interpret engineering drawings, maintenance manuals, IPCs, and structural repair manuals
Accurately document maintenance actions in aircraft records and logbooks
Ensure all work complies with FAA/EASA/Transport Canada regulations (as applicable)
General Duties
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment
Use hand tools, power tools, and shop equipment safely and correctly
Coordinate with A&P/AME technicians, inspectors, and supervisors
Follow quality control and safety procedures at all times
Qualifications Required
Experience in aircraft composites and/or sheet metal repair
Familiarity with Bell 206 structures and materials (preferred)
Ability to read and understand aircraft maintenance manuals and drawings
Strong attention to detail and workmanship quality
Preferred
A&P License or AME License (or working toward certification)
Previous rotary-wing or Bell helicopter experience
Training in aircraft composite repair techniques
Precision hand skills and mechanical aptitude
Knowledge of aviation materials and repair methods
Time management and ability to work independently or as part of a team
Strong safety mindset
Hangar and shop environment
May require standing, bending, lifting, and working in confined areas
Use of PPE and exposure to resins, solvents, and metal dust
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Key Responsibilities Composite Work
Inspect, repair, and fabricate composite components such as cowlings, fairings, rotor blade skins (as applicable), and interior panels
Perform composite layups, bonding, curing, sanding, and finishing
Identify damage such as delamination, cracks, or impact damage and determine appropriate repair methods
Use approved materials, resins, and repair procedures per Bell maintenance manuals and SRMs
Sheet Metal Work
Fabricate and repair aluminum and light alloy structures including skins, panels, brackets, and doublers
Perform cutting, forming, bending, drilling, deburring, and riveting
Repair corrosion, cracks, and structural damage in accordance with approved data
Install and remove structural components while maintaining proper alignment and fit
Inspection & Documentation
Conduct detailed visual and dimensional inspections
Read and interpret engineering drawings, maintenance manuals, IPCs, and structural repair manuals
Accurately document maintenance actions in aircraft records and logbooks
Ensure all work complies with FAA/EASA/Transport Canada regulations (as applicable)
General Duties
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment
Use hand tools, power tools, and shop equipment safely and correctly
Coordinate with A&P/AME technicians, inspectors, and supervisors
Follow quality control and safety procedures at all times
Qualifications Required
Experience in aircraft composites and/or sheet metal repair
Familiarity with Bell 206 structures and materials (preferred)
Ability to read and understand aircraft maintenance manuals and drawings
Strong attention to detail and workmanship quality
Preferred
A&P License or AME License (or working toward certification)
Previous rotary-wing or Bell helicopter experience
Training in aircraft composite repair techniques
Precision hand skills and mechanical aptitude
Knowledge of aviation materials and repair methods
Time management and ability to work independently or as part of a team
Strong safety mindset
Hangar and shop environment
May require standing, bending, lifting, and working in confined areas
Use of PPE and exposure to resins, solvents, and metal dust
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