Hired as a base mechanic, after I got in, they started loading up my plate at another base to work there. Then another base, then... repeat repeat repeat...
Their new employee training is all about RAMCO - which you will be expected to know how to use 100% in one week. It was so confusing and stressful
Management is bullying and militaristic style... do as your told..
You have to have your own calibrated tools
They still use paper logbooks in addition to RAMCO - more work for the AMT.
Very disorganized infrastructure
Medical people are managers over AMT's who have no clue what they are doing
Shoot from the hip maintenance management - nothing really planned out.
I got called the night before on multiple occasions to be at another location half way across the state in the morning.
Hangers are in disarray and lacking organization
Good ol' boy system. I was required to show up at another bases at 7 and work til 5, but the lead and other "buddy" mechanic wouldn't show up until 9 and leave at 3. Leaving us new guys to do all the work.
Poor communication from leads/managers to subordinates; the method of conveyance was texting... really? texting...? grow up Air methods. And yelling over the phone, barking orders.
When things go downhill, It's shoved off on the AMT who gets the blame.
They are too worried about their "Image"
They say they care, but are quick to punish and penalize people if they make a mistake.
Too much requirements for the pay.
Too stressful
Overall, NOT a very professional organization
