Mechanical Engineer

Mechanical Engineer – C‑130 Corrosion Prevention and Control Program Support

Mechanical Engineer - C-130 Corrosion Engineering and Technical Operations\n

Location: Warner Robins, GA

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Travel: 15-25%

Job Summary\n

We are seeking a Mechanical Engineer with strong analytical, diagnostic, and technical documentation skills to support the USAF C-130 Corrosion Prevention and Control Program. This role involves engineering analysis, initiating changes to aircraft drawings as directed by the government using Auto CAD-LT software, corrosion-related systems evaluation, and technical assessment of C-130 aircraft. The position requires proficiency in engineering change processes, structured problem-solving methodologies, and aircraft maintenance data interpretation.

Primary Engineering Responsibilities\n

·      CAD Configuration Management - Maintain, update, and validate aircraft marking drawings and associated Engineering Change Orders (ECOs) in accordance with USAF technical data requirements.

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·      USAF TDY Engineering Assessments - Perform on-site corrosion and mechanical system evaluations at USAF installations worldwide, including data collection, photographic documentation, and engineering recommendations.

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·      CPAB Technical Coordination - Engineer and manage all technical aspects of the annual Corrosion Prevention Advisory Board (CPAB), including Teams environment setup, briefing capture, A/V system configuration, and post-processing of technical presentations.

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·      Aircraft Corrosion Engineering Support - Contribute to development and implementation of corrosion mitigation strategies for C-130 airframes across active duty, reserve, and guard units.

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·      OSHA-Driven Engineering Initiatives - Support facility-level compliance efforts involving mechanical systems, safety engineering, and hazard mitigation.

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·      Technical Reporting - Produce After-Assessment engineering reports and end of the year Corrosion Prevention and Control Final Technical Report including findings, data analysis, and recommended corrective actions.

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·      Program Integration - Work directly with the C-130 Corrosion Manager to align engineering activities with program-level objectives.

Required Technical Qualifications\n

·      Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or closely related discipline.

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·      Proficiency with AutoCAD-LT and engineering change management workflows.

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·      Experience with aircraft structures, corrosion science, preferred.

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·      Ability to interpret and provide recommended changes to technical orders, maintenance data, and engineering drawings.

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·      Strong analytical skills with experience applying engineering problem-solving frameworks.

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·      Ability to work independently in field environments and collaborate within a small technical team.

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·      Willingness to travel 15-25% for USAF assessments.

Impact of the Role\n

This position directly influences aircraft structural integrity, corrosion mitigation strategies, and long-term fleet readiness. Your engineering work will support mission-critical decisions affecting C-130 sustainment across the Air Force enterprise.

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Submit your resumes/questions directly to:

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Michael W. Surratt, Senior Program Manager

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MEC Energy Services

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812 Park Drive

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Warner Robins, GA 31088

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mike.surratt@mecgd.com

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