FROM THE PUBLISHER
D.O.M. and Helicopter Maintenance magazines, in partnership with JSFirm, are launching a new weekly jobs eNewsletter /jobs feed. The new eNewsletter is called Jobs Insight and it’s available to anyone who subscribes — FREE of charge! There is little denying — it’s a buyer’s market out there for mechanics looking for a job. By that, I mean that there are plenty of available jobs — more jobs than mechanics available to fill them. The result is that mechanics today (compared to past years) have an unprecedented selection of jobs, locations to work and opportunities to increase earnings. But let’s face it — many of us are too
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will take you to a form where you can enter your email address. The newsletter launched on April 1 (no fooling) and will be delivered every Monday. We hope you find something great!
busy to spend time online scouring all of the job sites for the latest opportunities. Work and life seem to always get in the way. That’s why we have chosen to do the
PUBLISHER
GREG NAPERT
gnapert@DOMmagazine.com
leg work for you. JSFirm, one of the fastest growing aviation-specific job websites, has been providing both D.O.M. and Helicopter Maintenance magazines with job feeds to our websites for several years. Now, through a partnership with both of our publications, JSFirm will be feeding these new maintenance-related jobs directly to your inbox. JSFirm receives thousands of listings a day, but will filter only the maintenance-related jobs to our newsletter — and on to your inbox.
JSfirm.com manager of Partnerships
Abbey Hutter says of the new partnership, “
JSfirm.com is proud to partner with D.O.M. and Helicopter Maintenance magazines, as they clearly meet the high standard we set for our Job Distribution Partners.” She continues, “Our Job Distribution Network is a one-of-a-kind system, creating a way for jobs posted on
JSfirm.com to get in front of passive job seekers on websites that are not traditionally thought of as job boards or hiring websites.” If you would like to sign up to
receive Jobs Insight, simply go to
www.DOMmagazine.com and click on “ENEWSLETTER” in the menu. This
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MAY 24TH IS AMT DAY Depending on if you read this online or in print — you may be reading this before or following May 24th. But lest we forget — AMT Day commemorates the birthday of Charles E. Taylor. Taylor was the Wight Brother’s bicycle shop mechanic. He designed and built the engine that powered the Wright Flyer into the history books. Taylor is considered the first aircraft mechanic. AMT day recognizes the knowledge, skill, and integrity of all AMTs who contribute to the safety of flight and honors Charles E Taylor’s place in history (Taylor was born on May 24). AMT Day was made “official” in the
USA on April 30th, 2008, when it was voted on (HRES#444) and passed in the US House of representatives. Several individuals worked hard in the early 2000s to introduce AMT Day State resolutions and finally to introduce a resolution to congress in 2008 for a national AMT Day recognition. Among these individuals were Richard Dilbeck, who introduced and had passed the very first State AMT Day resolution in California, Ken MacTiernan, Director of AMTA (
www.amtausa.com), and even our very own Joe Escobar who helped promote and track the progress of AMT Day approvals as each State was added and who submitted the request to have an AMT Day resolution passed by the legislature here in Wisconsin. We hope you plan or have done something special for AMT Day — even if it’s just taking a few minutes to read about Charles Taylor. .
Thanks for reading! Greg Napert, Proud to be an A&P
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