Restoration - Aircraft, Vehicle, and Artifact
Assist in maintaining and potentially restoring historic aircraft and military ground vehicles. Experienced aircraft metal workers, painters, bodyworkers and novices with mechanical aptitude are ideal participants, where additional duties may include: fabrication, installation and repair of aircraft components. All volunteers must complete an initial orientation with the restoration department. Corrosion control (cleaning) is the primary task at hand for new volunteers or those without prior experience in restoration or metal work. Training in maintenance is provided.
​Minimum Requirements
Restoration volunteers should possess a background in machine shop operations, aircraft construction, wood or metal fabrication, aircraft engine construction, or aircraft maintenance. Moderate physical demands. Requires the ability to climb on stands, ladders and aircraft as well as lifting up to 20 pounds.
Training Provided
All volunteers must complete an initial orientation with the restoration department.
Duties
Washing aircraft. May evolve to include fabrication, installation and repair of aircraft components, depending on skill and aptitude.
Commitment
At least 10 hours per month is necessary to start and stay current.
