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A Tech Crew Chief is a mechanic that is supposed to be a fairly knowledgeable person that can help out with a task that you have never done, like an engine change, fuel control rig, etc.Hi all, I see on the AA mechanic seniority list TCC job titles. Can some one explain to me what a TCC does? We do not have such positions at Airways. Thanks.
I do believe they get a premium of $1.75 per hour more than a mechanic, same as a regular Crew Chief or Inspector.I see. Do you receive some sort of premium in pay for being a TCC?
There are Tech Crew Chiefs at the line stations too.But with the down sizing of overhaul, you should see fewer of them out there.
Our Tech Crew Chiefs are on site. I believe USAir has them or similar to what we have at AA but you have to call them and explain to them on the phone what the problem is and walk you through it. We have Tech services who do the same and issue MEL's. Should be interesting what will happen during the integration process. Who stays and who goes.
So what make the TCC more knowledgeable than the Line person or the person on the floor doing the job? Where did they get the extra training or experience?
With our Tech Service or MOC, they are just plain 'ole Mechanics in a cubical behind a multi-screen computer that has access to instant information. (And those nasty, illegal "quickie books".) They generate the numbers for the MEL's and such, help with the CAT and RVSM and ETOPS.
But they do make more, and have a higher multiplier for the IAMNPF than we do. It's also an interview type position.
Fed Ex line mechs do not make 6 figs on straight time.Don't know how you guys do it at AA but tell you what at my company I work in MC and we make less then the line does and we do far more than MC at other airlines. We do troubleshooting and reliability. Never seen so many top paid mechanics who cannot do the basic troubleshooting and I am nothing more than a "basic mechanic" who works a desk but I am expected to know more and get paid less for doing it. So I do not at my company get paid for issuing control numbers just sayin.
Don't know how you guys do it at AA but tell you what at my company I work in MC and we make less then the line does and we do far more than MC at other airlines. We do troubleshooting and reliability. Never seen so many top paid mechanics who cannot do the basic troubleshooting and I am nothing more than a "basic mechanic" who works a desk but I am expected to know more and get paid less for doing it. So I do not at my company get paid for issuing control numbers just sayin.
Fed Ex line mechs do not make 6 figs on straight time.