Aviation structural mechanic vs aircraft fueler

Differences between aviation structural mechanic and aircraft fueler duties and responsibilities

Aviation structural mechanic example responsibilities.

• Attain CDI, work center supervisor, and hydraulic contamination qualifications along with numerous others.
• Work from SRM, TRM, AMM, EO and various other aircraft documentation to accomplish repair objectives.
• Reinforce junior personnel's ability to utilize technical publications while performing maintenance thus increasing their ability to troubleshoot and repair discrepancies.
• Maintain HAZMAT inventory as primary for AIMD.
• Used x-ray machines to retrieve FOD from flaps.
• Perform integrated combat turns and hot pit refuels.
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Aircraft fueler example responsibilities.

• Sound knowledge of aircraft safety rules and regulations as well as the FAA's standard guidelines.
• Train with accuracy and precision in military combat training, firearms training and safety, and fuel handling.
• Operate all aircraft fueling operations per FAA requirements and make sure aircraft have right amount a fuel for each flight.
• Experience in removal and application of aerospace coatings.
• Train incoming personnel on local military and firefighting standards.
• Operate firefighting vehicles and equipment during emergencies and training operations.
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