Aviation Jobs (NV)

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Aircraft Scheduling & DocumentationEg&g(Las Vegas, Nevada)
HS diploma or equivalent. An Associate's Degree or higher in a management related field preferred. Coursework in library science or records management a plus. Upon hiring, the company may provide on the job" training at a TDY location. Upon successful completion of all required training, the employee will report to Indian Springs, NV/Creech AFB for duty. Minimum of 3 years experience in Plans & Sc...
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Posted Tue 20th October
Avionics TechnicianEg&g(Las Vegas, Nevada)
High School graduate or equivalent; must have completed military or vocational technical school curriculum. AA degree preferred. Successful candidates must pass a basic electronics/RF screening test prior to being considered for employment. Employment category will be based on experience and qualifications. Upon hiring, the company will provide a 5-week TDY class on UAV Predator maintenance conduc...
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Posted Tue 13th October
Program ManagerEg&g(Las Vegas, Nevada)
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Business Administration or related field. Ten years professional, related technical, and/or business experience; with operational experience involving military aviation, USAF or other DOD aircraft maintenance or logistics management experience preferred. Knowledge of UAV operations and/or understanding of USAF mission highly desired. Proven leadership experience e...
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Posted Tue 13th October
Safety And Occupational Health SpecialistTransportation Security Admini(Las Vegas, Nevada)
Vacancy Announcement Announcement Number: LAS-09-192676 Duty Location: Las Vegas, NV SALARY RANGE: 53,854.00 - 83,449.00 USD /year (include locality pay of 13.86%) OPEN PERIOD: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 to Tuesday, November 24, 2009 SERIES & GRADE: SV-0018-H POSITION INFORMATION: Full Time Permanent Number of Vacancies: 1 vacancy – Las Vegas WHO MAY BE CONSIDERED: All U.S. Citizens At TSA, we act...
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Posted Fri 13th November

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