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D&G Support Services, LLC
Aviation Liquid Oxygen (LOX) Technician
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What they do
An Aircraft or A & P Mechanic maintains and repairs different types of aircraft such as planes, jets or helicopters. Provides scheduled maintenance and inspections. May specialize in working on the frame, engine, electrical systems or other parts of an aircraft, or specialize in certain types of aircraft.
$75,664 / year median in North Carolina
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Liquid Oxygen (LOX) Technician On-site | Elizabeth City, North Carolina If your career has focused on keeping aviation crews safe and mission ready through aviation life support and breathing oxygen systems, and you want to continue contributing to the mission alongside professionals who understand and appreciate what you do, we would love to talk. Why This Role Exists Safe and reliable aviation breathing oxygen systems are critical to aircrew performance and aircraft readiness. This role exists to provide technical expertise, troubleshooting support, and training that ensures U.S. Coast Guard aircraft and bulk storage facilities maintain the highest standards of safety, compliance, and operational effectiveness. As a Liquid Oxygen Technician, you will serve as a trusted technical resource supporting aviation life support, aviator's breathing oxygen, and cryogenic systems across U.S. Coast Guard aircraft and bulk storage facilities. This role exists to ensure safety standards are upheld, technical data remains accurate, and the systems aircrew depend on perform exactly as expected in demanding operational environments. This role is for someone who takes pride in precision, understands the responsibility behind aviation life support systems, and values maintaining the highest safety and compliance standards. What You Will Do Promptly respond to Technical Requests regarding liquid oxygen discrepancies affecting USCG aircraft and bulk storage facilities Troubleshoot complex LOX system issues remotely and recommend corrective actions to maintenance supervisors Collect, clean, reconcile, and validate oxygen system data and quality control findings to ensure compliance with established standards Provide training to active duty USCG members and civilian contractors on quality control, field troubleshooting, LOX transfers, preventative maintenance, and follow-on maintenance Review ongoing LOX procedures to ensure alignment with safety standards, technical data, USCG requirements, and evolving industry practices Provide technical support related to aviation life support and aviator's breathing oxygen systems, including portable cylinders, masks, emergency systems, servicing components, and aircraft interfaces Travel to USCG units as needed to support inspections, training, and troubleshooting efforts Assist in developing and updating USCG policies, procedures, and training syllabi related to LOX operations Review and take action on