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PCI Aviation, LLC

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PCI Aviation, LLC, a tribally-owned company founded by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, provides engineering, logistics, and manufacturing solutions for the Aerospace and Defense sector.

Atmore, AL

Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
51–200 people

About

PCI Aviation, LLC was founded in May of 2016 by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians in an effort to diversify the tribe’s business portfolio and sustain tribal growth with a profitable business delivering excellence in Engineering, Logistics, Program Support and Manufacturing services to the Aerospace and Defense sector. We focus on building long-lasting, mutually beneficial relationships with our clients. Our long-term vision and core values guide us in working toward achieving the mission and goals established when PCI Aviation was founded. We strive to provide a culture that fosters creativity, teamwork, and professional growth in an environment that focuses on the needs of the community. PCI Aviation is managed by a team of business professionals with decades of experience in technology, government, and commercial sectors. A strong sense of ethics and accountability define the way PCI Aviation's senior leadership work to build a strong, viable, and highly capable company. SBA 8(a) Certified, Tribally-Owned, Native American business headquartered in Atmore, Alabama. We support the US Federal Government through a number of contract vehicles. Cage Code: 7NV00 UEI: JUEMP299KDV4

Open positions

Powerline Mech II

On-site · Cherry Point

Troubleshoot, inspect, repair, and service KC-130J aircraft systems, including AE2100D3 engines, R391 propellers, auxiliary power units, and fuel systems, while documenting work and ensuring compliance with naval aviation manuals and technical directives. Train squadron mechanics, inspect maintenance work as a Collateral Duty Inspector, and assist with maintenance of other aircraft systems as needed.

Aircraft Mechanic II Airframes

On-site · Cherry Point

Troubleshoot, repair, and inspect airframe systems including flight controls, hydraulics, and fuel systems on KC-130J aircraft. Document all maintenance in the OOMA system and provide technical training to squadron mechanics.