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Explore the mapAviation Technical Services provides transitioning Active Duty Service Members with a structured SkillBridge training experience in aviation logistics, materials management, warehouse operations, inventory control, and supply-chain support at our Everett, Washington facility.Participants complete a combination of ATS orientation, classroom instruction, hands-on demonstrations, supervised on-the-job training, weekly coaching, and practical exposure to the logistics functions that support commercial aircraft maintenance.Key training components include workplace and warehouse safety, aircraft-parts identification, inventory systems, receiving, stocking, issuing, material movement, documentation, parts traceability, rotable-component tracking, maintenance support, inventory auditing, vendor coordination, material planning, regulatory compliance, and operational workflow.The program is designed to help participants translate military supply, logistics, transportation, inventory, warehouse, and material-management experience into civilian aviation careers.
As a SkillBridge Participant – Logistics and Materials, the Service Member will train alongside ATS logistics, materials, warehouse, and supply-chain professionals supporting aircraft maintenance operations.Training and supervised responsibilities may include:Receiving, identifying, inspecting, tagging, stocking, staging, issuing, returning, and tracking aircraft parts, tools, supplies, and raw materialsLearning ATS inventory-control systems, warehouse procedures, shelf-life controls, and cycle-count processesReviewing shipping, receiving, certification, inventory, and traceability documentationSupporting maintenance teams with parts pulls, work-order material requirements, shortages, and urgent aircraft-on-ground needsGaining exposure to rotable-component tracking, repair cycles, vendor coordination, purchasing requests, and material planningUsing approved pallet jacks, hand trucks, forklifts, and other material-handling equipment after completing required trainingLearning ATS safety, quality, customer, and regulatory-compliance requirementsParticipating in operational meetings and process-improvement activitiesCoordinating with maintenance, planning, production control, shipping, receiving, and purchasing teamsReceiving weekly mentoring, feedback, and progress reviewsDemonstrating inventory accuracy, communication, reliability, safe work practices, and readiness for possible full-time employmentProspective full-time ATS career paths may include Logistics Specialist, Materials Coordinator, Warehouse Specialist, Inventory Specialist, Shipping and Receiving Specialist, Material Handler, Supply-Chain Coordinator, and other aviation-logistics-related positions.