# Flightline Aircraft Worker - Job Training Program

Provider: [Air Force 812 Aircraft Maintenance Squadron](https://programs.cccareers.org/providers/air-force-812-aircraft-maintenance-squadron)

- Program type: Job Training
- Branches: All branches
- Format: In person
- Length: 61 - 90 days
- Locations: Pensacola, FL
- Website: https://www.12ftw.af.mil
- Contact: Mike Copen, mike.copen.1@us.af.mil
- Page: https://programs.cccareers.org/programs/air-force-812-aircraft-maintenance-squadron-flightline-aircraft-worker-lf5dvr

## Summary

Develop new skills and/or transition existing skills in aircraft launch and recovery, inspections, minor maintenance, and repairs by performing hands-on tasks under the guidance of skilled aircraft maintenance instructor and mechanics. Grow proficiencies in identifying general familiarization of aircraft and aircraft systems, applying safety precautions, aircraft egress safety, aircraft ground handling, aircraft fuel servicing, flight control systems, landing gear systems, aircraft inspections, and aircraft forms and MIS documentation procedures.

## Job description

812th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (AMXS) is an aircraft maintenance, repair, and inspection provider offering transitioning service members the opportunity to gain valuable work experience in a federal aerospace maintenance environment. 812th AMXS services include aircraft inspection, maintenance, avionics component installations, structural modifications, corrosion preventive applications. Members of the 812th AMXS help keep the T-6A Texan II, a single-engine, two-seat primary trainer that plays a crucial role in the training of Combat System Officer (CSO) students in a fundamental flying orientation essential for U.S. Air Force CSOs. Upon successful completion of the Job Training Program, 812 AMXS guarantees a job offer for a Flightline Aircraft Worker position.

## Locations

- Pensacola, FL, 32508 (near Naval Air Station Pensacola)

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