Aircraft Structural and Corrosion Control Technician - F-16 Contract Logistics Support (CLS) - Foreign Military Sales (IRAQ)

Key Responsibilities:

• 20% - Train, Advise, Assist, and Integrate IqAF Structural Repair and Corrosion Control Shop operations to improve fleet health and availability.
• 20% - Inspect aircraft and structural components for damage; repair or replace parts to meet safety and operational standards.
• 15% - Apply corrosion control treatments; paint aircraft, missiles, and equipment; mix and apply fiberglass, primers, and paints.
• 10% - Use powered and non-powered tools and equipment; create structural parts using metal forming techniques.
• 10% - Train IqAF on use of technical publications, schematics, and specifications.
• 10% - Recommend process improvements to enhance productivity and repair turnaround time.
• 15% - Maintain documentation, collaborate with teams, and fulfill other duties as assigned by Site Management.

Structural repair tools, metal forming equipment, corrosion control chemicals, fiberglass, primers, paint systems, technical manuals.

Deployed flight line and hangar settings; exposure to chemicals, noise, and varied weather conditions. Training, Advising, Assisting, and Integrating Iraqi Air Force (IqAF)

Climbing, bending, lifting, using hand and power tools; wearing protective gear; extended standing and mobility.

Education: USAF 7-skill level (Craftsman) or civilian equivalent with A&P certification preferred.

Certifications: A&P certification preferred.

Experience: 8 to 10 years of relevant experience in this specialty field.

Other Requirements: U.S. Citizen; eligible for Secret clearance; international experience preferred; able to travel worldwide including Middle East.

Skills and Technology Used: Structural repair techniques, corrosion control processes, Logistics Management Systems.

Contingent upon contract award.