The Senior Customer Service Representative serves as a key point of contact for customers, internal teams, and management, delivering a preferred customer experience while ensuring seamless coordination of repair and service orders. This role is responsible for handling complex customer inquiries, managing high-priority accounts, and providing effective problem-solving to support customer needs and business objectives.

The Senior CSR demonstrates strong self-motivation, accountability, and the ability to work independently while collaborating across departments. This position plays a key role in building and maintaining positive customer relationships and fostering strong connections with internal teams, including Sales, Production, Quality, Engineering, and Shipping, to ensure timely service, clear communication, and successful outcomes. In addition, the Senior CSR , collaborate with the CSR Manager with continuous process improvements, and supports compliance with FAA, AS9100, and company policies to enhance operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Flight Power is seeking an experienced and results-driven Production Manager to oversee all production operations within our FAA Part 145 Repair Station. This leadership role is responsible for managing production schedules, coordinating departmental resources, ensuring regulatory compliance, maintaining quality standards, and driving operational excellence throughout the organization.

The Production Manager will work closely with Production Leads, Quality Assurance, Engineering, Supply Chain, Customer Service, and Executive Leadership to ensure efficient workflow, timely delivery, and compliance with FAA regulations and customer requirements. This position plays a critical role in developing team members, improving processes, and supporting the continued growth and success of Flight Power.

The IT Support Specialist supports daily IT operations across the organization, providing technical assistance to employees while ensuring the reliable operation of company systems, hardware, software, and network equipment. This role is responsible for troubleshooting technical issues, configuring and maintaining computers and IT equipment, supporting specialized software and hardware needs, and assisting with infrastructure projects, system upgrades, migrations, and other technical initiatives.

The IT Support Specialist demonstrates strong technical troubleshooting, problem-solving, organization, and the ability to work independently while collaborating across departments. This position works closely with IT, Engineering, and other internal teams to support technical requirements, improve system performance, maintain IT assets and documentation, and minimize operational downtime. In addition, the IT Support Specialist supports system security, data privacy and confidentiality, continuous process improvements, and compliance with FAA Part 145, EASA, and company quality procedures to maintain reliable and compliant IT operations.

The IT Manager leads and oversees the organization’s information technology operations, infrastructure, systems, cybersecurity, and technical support, ensuring reliable and secure technology solutions across Flight Power Repair Group’s aerospace MRO operation. This role is responsible for managing IT systems, hardware, software, servers, networks, user access, data security, technical projects, and system performance while serving as a key technical resource for Quantum ERP. The IT Manager provides both strategic IT leadership and hands-on technical expertise to troubleshoot complex issues, minimize operational downtime, and ensure technology effectively supports business and operational requirements. Pasted markdown

The IT Manager demonstrates strong technical leadership, accountability, problem-solving, and the ability to manage complex IT priorities while collaborating across departments. This position works closely with Production, Engineering, Quality, Finance, Human Resources, and other internal teams to support Quantum ERP, infrastructure improvements, system implementations, cybersecurity, data integrity, and continuous process improvement. In addition, the IT Manager maintains IT systems and controls in support of FAA Part 145, EASA, and company Quality requirements, including electronic record integrity, traceability, controlled access, technical documentation, and internal and external audit support.

The Quality Engineer I supports the Quality Department in ensuring that all repaired and overhauled aircraft components meet FAA, EASA, and customer requirements. This entry-level position is responsible for assisting with quality inspections, reviewing technical documentation, maintaining accurate records, and supporting compliance with established quality standards and company procedures.

The Quality Engineer I demonstrates strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and a willingness to learn while working closely with Quality, Production, Engineering, and management. This position plays an important role in supporting quality assurance activities, investigating nonconformances, assisting with root cause analysis and corrective actions, and participating in internal and external audits. In addition, the Quality Engineer I collaborates with the Quality Manager to support continuous process improvements, maintain quality documentation, and ensure compliance with FAA, EASA, ISO, and company policies. This position reports directly to the Quality Manager.

The Facilities Maintenance Engineer is responsible for supporting the maintenance, repair, and reliable operation of machinery, equipment, and facility systems within our aircraft parts Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility. This position focuses on troubleshooting equipment issues, performing preventive and corrective maintenance, coordinating repairs, and ensuring that production equipment and facility systems operate safely and efficiently to minimize downtime.

The Facilities Maintenance Engineer demonstrates strong mechanical and technical troubleshooting skills, attention to detail, accountability, and a proactive approach to equipment reliability and workplace safety. This position works closely with Operations, Production, Quality, Safety, and external service providers to address maintenance needs, support equipment installations, and maintain accurate maintenance records. In addition, the Facilities Maintenance Engineer supports continuous improvement initiatives, preventive maintenance programs, facility inspections, and compliance with company safety procedures, including Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), to ensure a safe, efficient, and reliable MRO operation.

The Facilities & EH&S Manager is responsible for overseeing the overall management, maintenance, safety, and regulatory compliance of the company’s facilities and work environment. This position leads the Facilities and Environmental, Health & Safety (EH&S) functions, including preventive maintenance, facility repairs, safety programs, environmental compliance, contractor coordination, and facility improvement projects to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable operations within our aviation Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility.

The Facilities & EH&S Manager demonstrates strong leadership, technical expertise, problem-solving abilities, and a proactive approach to workplace safety and operational efficiency. This position is responsible for directing and prioritizing the work of Facilities Maintenance Technicians and Facilities Support Technicians while remaining actively involved in maintenance activities, inspections, troubleshooting, and emergency response as needed. In addition, the Facilities & EH&S Manager works closely with Operations, Production, Quality, Human Resources, Compliance, and company leadership to implement preventive maintenance programs, identify and address workplace hazards, maintain accurate records, and ensure compliance with applicable safety and environmental regulations and company policies.

The Aviation Parts Cleaner is responsible for cleaning, blasting, preparing, and protecting aerospace components before inspection, repair, coating, or further processing. This position performs manual cleaning, chemical cleaning, abrasive cleaning, grit blasting, wet blasting, and other approved cleaning processes while ensuring compliance with established work instructions, safety requirements, and company procedures. The Aviation Parts Cleaner plays an important role in maintaining production flow, inspection accuracy, repair readiness, coating adhesion, and Foreign Object Debris (FOD) prevention within our FAA Part 145 repair station environment.

The Aviation Parts Cleaner demonstrates strong attention to detail, accountability, safety awareness, and the ability to follow technical instructions and established procedures. This position works closely with Production, Quality, and other departments to ensure proper part identification, masking, handling, protection, and documentation throughout the cleaning process. In addition, the Aviation Parts Cleaner is responsible for maintaining cleaning equipment, monitoring applicable process requirements, following chemical handling and PPE procedures, and supporting preventive maintenance, housekeeping, and continuous improvement initiatives to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality aviation repair operations.

The Plasma Operator is responsible for setting up, operating, monitoring, and documenting plasma spray coating processes used on aerospace components. This position ensures that coating operations are performed safely, accurately, and in accordance with approved technical specifications, work instructions, customer requirements, and FAA Part 145 repair station procedures. The Plasma Operator plays an important role in maintaining coating quality, protecting aircraft components, minimizing rework, and supporting efficient production turnaround times.

The Plasma Operator demonstrates strong attention to detail, technical aptitude, accountability, and a commitment to workplace safety and aerospace quality standards. This position works closely with Production, Quality, Engineering, Maintenance, and other departments to ensure proper equipment setup, surface preparation, masking, coating application, and process documentation. In addition, the Plasma Operator is responsible for monitoring spray parameters, identifying coating defects or equipment abnormalities, maintaining equipment and work areas, and following PPE, FOD prevention, and safety procedures. This position supports continuous process improvements, equipment reliability, and compliance with company policies to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality aviation repair operations.

The Welder is responsible for performing precision welding repairs on aerospace components in accordance with approved technical data, repair instructions, customer requirements, and applicable quality standards. This position specializes in TIG/GTAW welding and other approved welding processes, ensuring proper weld preparation, heat control, material compatibility, and workmanship. The Welder plays an important role in maintaining repair integrity, component reliability, and compliance with FAA Part 145 repair station requirements while supporting safe and efficient aviation maintenance operations.

The Welder demonstrates strong technical expertise, attention to detail, manual dexterity, accountability, and a commitment to aerospace quality and workplace safety. This position works closely with Production, Quality, Engineering, Inspection, Machining, and Heat Treat departments to ensure proper weld preparation, execution, inspection readiness, and repair documentation. In addition, the Welder is responsible for identifying welding defects, maintaining equipment and work areas, following applicable PPE and hot work safety procedures, and ensuring accurate material traceability and process documentation. This position supports continuous process improvements, first-pass quality, and rework reduction to maintain safe, efficient, and high-quality aerospace repair operations.

The Aviation Parts Cleaner is responsible for cleaning, blasting, preparing, and protecting aerospace components before inspection, repair, coating, or further processing. This position performs manual cleaning, chemical cleaning, abrasive cleaning, grit blasting, wet blasting, and other approved cleaning processes while ensuring compliance with established work instructions, safety requirements, and company procedures. The Aviation Parts Cleaner plays an important role in maintaining production flow, inspection accuracy, repair readiness, coating adhesion, and Foreign Object Debris (FOD) prevention within our FAA Part 145 repair station environment.

The Aviation Parts Cleaner demonstrates strong attention to detail, accountability, safety awareness, and the ability to follow technical instructions and established procedures. This position works closely with Production, Quality, and other departments to ensure proper part identification, masking, handling, protection, and documentation throughout the cleaning process. In addition, the Aviation Parts Cleaner is responsible for maintaining cleaning equipment, monitoring applicable process requirements, following chemical handling and PPE procedures, and supporting preventive maintenance, housekeeping, and continuous improvement initiatives to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality aviation repair operations.

The Inspector is responsible for performing incoming, in-process, and final inspections of aircraft engine components and related piece parts to ensure compliance with approved technical data, customer requirements, company procedures, and applicable regulatory standards. This position verifies dimensional accuracy, component condition, workmanship, and repair documentation while identifying and reporting nonconformances. The Inspector plays an important role in maintaining component quality, traceability, inspection accuracy, and regulatory compliance within our FAA Part 145 repair station environment.

The Inspector demonstrates strong attention to detail, technical knowledge, sound judgment, accountability, and a commitment to aerospace quality and safety standards. This position works closely with Production, Engineering, Quality, and Customer Service to ensure proper inspection processes, resolve technical concerns, and maintain accurate documentation throughout the repair process. In addition, the Inspector is responsible for interpreting technical drawings and repair specifications, utilizing precision measuring equipment, identifying defects, supporting corrective actions, and maintaining compliance with FAA regulations and company quality procedures. This position supports continuous process improvements, audit readiness, and efficient production flow while ensuring the highest standards of inspection quality and aircraft component reliability.

The Machinist is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining manual machining equipment used to repair, restore, and modify aerospace components in accordance with approved technical data, engineering specifications, customer requirements, and company procedures. This position performs precision machining operations using manual lathes, mills, drill presses, grinders, and other specialized equipment while ensuring dimensional accuracy, tight tolerances, and quality workmanship. The Machinist plays an important role in maintaining component integrity, repair accuracy, and production efficiency within our FAA Part 145 repair station environment.

The Machinist demonstrates strong technical expertise, attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, accountability, and a commitment to aerospace quality and workplace safety. This position works closely with Production, Engineering, Quality, and Inspection to ensure proper machining processes, accurate interpretation of technical drawings, and compliance with approved repair specifications. In addition, the Machinist is responsible for performing precision measurements, identifying machining defects, maintaining equipment and work areas, and ensuring accurate work order documentation and process sign-offs. This position supports continuous process improvements, preventive maintenance, FOD prevention, and efficient production flow while maintaining high standards of safety, precision, and aircraft component reliability.

The Aviation Parts Painter is responsible for preparing, masking, mixing, and applying approved coatings to aerospace components in accordance with technical specifications, customer requirements, and company procedures. This position performs surface preparation, paint application, and coating inspections to ensure proper coverage, corrosion protection, and high-quality finishes. The Aviation Parts Painter plays an important role in maintaining component integrity, coating quality, and regulatory compliance within our FAA Part 145 repair station environment.

The Aviation Parts Painter demonstrates strong attention to detail, technical skills, accountability, and a commitment to aerospace quality and workplace safety. This position works closely with Production, Quality, Inspection, Cleaning, and Masking personnel to ensure proper surface preparation, coating application, and efficient production flow. In addition, the Aviation Parts Painter is responsible for identifying coating defects, maintaining paint equipment and work areas, protecting critical component surfaces, and ensuring accurate documentation of coating processes and materials. This position supports continuous process improvements, proper hazardous material handling, PPE and respirator safety requirements, and compliance with company procedures to maintain safe, efficient, and high-quality aviation repair operations.

The Plasma Operator is responsible for setting up, operating, monitoring, and documenting plasma spray coating processes used on aerospace components. This position ensures that coating operations are performed safely, accurately, and in accordance with approved technical specifications, work instructions, customer requirements, and FAA Part 145 repair station procedures. The Plasma Operator plays an important role in maintaining coating quality, protecting aircraft components, minimizing rework, and supporting efficient production turnaround times.

The Plasma Operator demonstrates strong attention to detail, technical aptitude, accountability, and a commitment to workplace safety and aerospace quality standards. This position works closely with Production, Quality, Engineering, Maintenance, and other departments to ensure proper equipment setup, surface preparation, masking, coating application, and process documentation. In addition, the Plasma Operator is responsible for monitoring spray parameters, identifying coating defects or equipment abnormalities, maintaining equipment and work areas, and following PPE, FOD prevention, and safety procedures. This position supports continuous process improvements, equipment reliability, and compliance with company policies to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality aviation repair operations.