
Job Overview
- Role: Aircraft Support Mechanic (ASM) β Entry-level
- Location: Seattle, WA (TechOps)
- Pay: $27.81 per hour
Key Responsibilities
- Maintenance & Repair: Fix, install, and modify aircraft parts, systems, and interior components (e.g., seats, tray tables, wiring).
- Inspections & Safety: Inspect planes for defects or wear, test equipment, and strictly follow safety protocols.
- Troubleshooting: Read technical manuals, schematics, and flight logs to diagnose and fix mechanical issues.
- Documentation: Keep detailed repair logs of all maintenance activities.
- Teamwork: Work independently or assist Aircraft Maintenance Technicians (AMTs) while receiving on-the-job mentorship.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED equivalent
- At least 18 years old with U.S. work authorization
- Valid driver’s license
- Fluent in English (reading, writing, and speaking)
- Preferred: Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) license
Key Benefits
- Flight privileges for you and eligible family members
- 401(k) matching up to 9% + profit sharing
- Health, dental, vision, and disability insurance
- Paid time off (up to 2 weeks starting) plus 10 paid holidays
- Family care assistance, financial coaching, and employee discounts
Will company provide work visa sponsorship?
No, work visa sponsorship is not provided for this specific role.
Key details regarding legal authorization for this position:
Strict Requirement: Under the minimum qualifications, applicants must already be authorized to work in the United States at the time of application.
Entry-Level & Frontline Policy: Major U.S. airlines (including Delta) do not offer H-1B or other work visa sponsorships for non-exempt, entry-level, or frontline maintenance roles like Aircraft Support Mechanic (ASM).
Sponsorship Scope: Work visa sponsorship is generally reserved for specialized corporate, engineering, IT, or executive positions rather than hourly mechanic roles.
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