Technician

Bauer is seeking a hands-on, detail-oriented MRO Technician to perform disassembly, inspection, repair, reassembly, and final testing of aerospace engine accessories, including but not limited to: HMUs, fuel/oil pumps, nozzles, actuators, and related parts from CFM56-5B/7B and V2500 engines.This is a unique opportunity to join a newly launched FAA Part 145 repair station in its early startup phase. As we build a world-class MRO operation from the ground up, we are looking for technicians who are not only technically capable but also adaptable, self-motivated, and comfortable in a dynamic, evolving environment. A high degree of ownership, initiative, and tolerance for ambiguity is essential to succeed in this role.Key Responsibilities:Disassembly & InspectionDisassemble aerospace engine accessories using OEM Component Maintenance Manuals (CMMs) and in-house Work InstructionsPerform visual and dimensional inspections to detect damage, wear, or nonconformanceAccurately record findings using controlled forms and traceable documentation per FAA and company policyRepair & OverhaulClean, repair, and replace components using calibrated tools and proper handling proceduresInterpret and apply engineering drawings, schematics, and FAA-accepted repair dataUse torque wrenches, shimming, staking, and precision assembly methods per specificationReassembly & TestingReassemble components and assist with functional testing (manual or test stand-based)Ensure proper routing through quality checks, in-process inspections, and signoffsSupport defect tagging, nonconformance documentation, and Return to Service (RTS) readinessDocumentation & ComplianceComplete digital and paper traveler records accurately, supporting full traceabilityComply with all FAA Part 145 procedures, internal repair station manuals, and safety rulesParticipate in internal audits, FAA inspections, and shop continuous improvement initiativesPreferred Qualifications:Education & Training:High school diploma or GED required; technical/vocational training preferredFAA A&P license or Repairman Certificate highly desirable but not requiredAdditional OEM, DER, or CMM-specific training (HMUs, actuators, pumps) a strong plusExperience:1–5 years in an aerospace MRO or manufacturing environmentFamiliarity with fuel, oil, or pneumatic components preferredCleanroom, FOD prevention, and calibration-controlled processes experience a plusTechnical Skills:Proficient with mechanical hand tools, measuring devices, torque toolsComfortable navigating technical documents and digital records (PDFs, ERP travelers)Knowledge of FAA maintenance standards and component-level airworthiness requirementsCore Competencies:Strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detailHigh reliability and professionalism under FAA-regulated conditionsSelf-starter mindset with initiative to solve problems and improve processesFlexibility and comfort working in a startup environment with evolving systemsClear communicator and team player who values safety, compliance, and craftsmanshipAbility to follow instructions exactly, including complex technical proceduresAdditional Requirements:Fluency in written and spoken English is requiredU.S. Person Only per ITAR regulationsParticipation in an FAA Drug & Alcohol Testing Program is mandatoryNo relocation assistance is being offered for this role at this timeMust be able to pass a pre-employment background check and DOT-compliant drug screenPhysical requirements: standing for extended periods, lifting up to 40 lbs., use of solvents, working with oils and mechanical tools