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Shop MechanicTraining
Experience for Licensed A &
P Mechanics
Shop Mechanic- A shop mechanic at Missionaire is a person who has received
his/her Airframe and Powerplant licenses from the FAA. He/she may not have
any experience in actual maintenance of aircraft. During this training a mechanic
is taught the maintenance requirements needed for missions, and is given hands-on
experience restoring missions aircraft. These aircraft are sent into service
throughout the world, often with a person who has completed missionary training
at Missionaire. The length of time to complete this training depends on the
individual's experience and skill level, not only with maintenance, but also
with other areas of missions preparation. The average time ranges from 3 -
5 years. Missionaire doesn't have a set number of years of experience required
before an overseas assignment is given. Instead, we have a skill level that
is required. Each person progresses at a different rate, depending on such
factors as giftedness, learning abilities, and support level. Our Mechanic
Training Program is designed to train missionaries first, then mechanics.
Because of this, other things are added to the duties of both shop apprentices
and mechanics. These additional duties are not always understood if the picture
seen is just "mechanics training." When you realize that you are being trained
for all aspects of missionary aviation, these things are easier to understand.
The additions are, in most cases, more important than fixing aircraft.
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Missionaire International
PO Box 335
Tompkinsville, Kentucky 42167
Phone : 270-407-9816
308-235-7466 (Jon's Cell)
308-235-7331 (Lori's Cell)
E-mail: serve@missionaire.org
