Certified Aviation Services LLC

Aircraft Hangar Maintenance Training Plan

Detailed listing

Delivery

In person source value: In-Person

Length

About 22 to 26 weeks source value: 151 - 180 days

Branches

Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force

Target MOCs

6126 6113 6114 6116 6172 6173 6174 6176 6212 6213 6214 6216 6217 6218 6276 8206 8209 8235 8245 8250 8251 8252 2A300 2A353 2A373 2A357 2A377 2A358 2A378 2A390 2A500 2A551 2A571 2A552 2A572 2A554 2A574 2A590 2A600

Career field

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair, Military Specific

Defense Industrial Base

Yes

Summary

Aircraft Maintenance SkillBridge Program Certified Aviation Services LLC (CAS)Program Overview Certified Aviation Services (CAS) is an FAA Part 145 Repair Station offering an approved Department of Defense SkillBridge opportunity for transitioning active-duty service members seeking experience in commercial aircraft maintenance operations. This structured 20–26 week training program provides hands-on exposure to line and hangar maintenance activities under direct supervision of certificated A&P mechanics and authorized inspectors. Participants will progress through phased training designed to integrate safety, regulatory compliance, operational execution, and documentation standards consistent with commercial aviation maintenance environments. Program Duration • Up to 180 days (approximately 20–26 weeks) • Full-time participation during approved SkillBridge window Program Structure Phase 1 – Orientation & Safety Integration (Weeks 1–3) • Introduction to FAA Part 145 environment • CAS Quality & Safety Management Systems overview • Tool control and documentation procedures • Ground operations familiarization Phase 2 – Supervised Task Exposure (Weeks 4–12) • Assisted aircraft servicing and inspections • Exposure to routine line maintenance tasks • Documentation and work order familiarization • Maintenance manual navigation and data usage Phase 3 – Controlled Operational Integration (Weeks 13–22) • Increased responsibility under supervision • Participation in scheduled and unscheduled maintenance events • Logbook documentation support • Real-time operational workflow experience Phase 4 – Performance Evaluation & Employment Consideration (Weeks 23–26) • Skill competency review • Performance evaluation • Career path discussion • Consideration for full-time employment opportunities (as available)Training Environment Participants will gain experience in: • Commercial airline line maintenance operations • Hangar-based maintenance tasks • Aircraft documentation standards • Regulatory compliance processes • Safety-driven operational culture All work will be performed under direct supervision and in accordance with FAA regulations and CAS procedures. Eligibility Requirements • Active-duty service member eligible for DoD SkillBridge • Command approval for participation • Strong interest in aviation maintenance • Mechanical aptitude • Ability to work in industrial / hangar environment Preferred (not required): • Prior aviation maintenance experience • FAA A&P certificate (or in process of obtaining)Physical Requirements • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs • Ability to work in hangar and ramp environments • Ability to stand, bend, climb ladders, and access aircraft surfaces Program Objectives • Provide real-world commercial aviation maintenance exposure • Develop regulatory and safety discipline in FAA environment • Establish structured pathway to civilian employment • Support veteran workforce integration into the aviation industry Employment Conversion Successful participants may be considered for full-time employment with CAS upon program completion, subject to performance, business needs, and position availability. Participation in SkillBridge does not guarantee employment. How to Apply Interested service members should: • Coordinate with their Command and Transition Office • Submit resume and SkillBridge approval documentation • Contact CAS Workforce Development for program alignment

What the work involves

Role Summary: The Certified Aviation Structures Mechanic is responsible for fabricating, repairing, and maintaining the aircraft’s structural components—such as fuselage, wings, flight-surfaces and assemblies—to ensure airworthiness and compliance with engineering and regulatory standards. Key Duties & Responsibilities: • Read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints and manufacturer specifications to plan structural work. • Inspect structural components for damage, corrosion or fatigue; remove and replace or repair parts as required. • Fabricate, align, assemble and install structural elements (metallic and composite) including panels, ribs, skins and supports using hand tools, power tools and machine tools. • Drill, rivet, fasten, seal and finish structural assemblies; apply corrosion treatments and non-destructive inspections as needed. • Ensure all structural maintenance and modifications comply with regulatory standards (e.g., Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), OEM) and document all work performed. • Maintain tools, jigs, fixtures and work-areas in safe, efficient condition; coordinate material flow and support production/maintenance schedules.

Locations

• Maxwell Air Force Base & Gunter Annex, Montgomery, AL