Overview:
Priester Aviation is seeking a dedicated and experienced Aircraft Maintenance Manager to oversee the maintenance and airworthiness of the fixed-wing aircraft supporting the Flight for Life® Critical Care Transport Program. This role plays a pivotal part in ensuring the safe and reliable transport of critically ill and injured patients across the Rocky Mountain Region.
This position is ideal for a mission-driven maintenance leader who thrives in high-stakes environments and values operational excellence, safety, and teamwork.
About Flight for Life®
Flight for Life is a nationally recognized critical care transport service operating helicopters, ambulances, and airplanes throughout Colorado and neighboring states. With operations based in the Denver metro area, Summit County, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Durango, and Fort Morgan, the program supports lifesaving missions every day.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Why Join Us?
At Priester Aviation, we recognize the importance of investing in our employees' well-being and future. We offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support you in all aspects of your life:
Required or Preferred Qualifications:
Mechanics are required to maintain their own tools, any calibrations required will be company reimbursed. Line Service tools only are needed for this position.
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