To celebrate the Next Generation of Aircraft Maintenance Professionals, AMT is proud to announce its Next-Gen Awards Program. This year we will celebrate 40 aircraft maintenance professionals less than 40 years of age who clearly demonstrate the talent, ambition, and characteristics of the Next-Generation Aircraft Maintenance Professional. It is not a ranking, but rather a listing of individuals who have shown initiative, a capacity, or have made an impact to the aviation maintenance industry.
Whether you work in general aviation, business aviation, airlines, MRO, rotorcraft, military, or education, let the industry acknowledge you or your colleagues for dedication to the aviation industry. Mechanics, management, or technical support, virtually anyone directly working in an aircraft maintenance or support role from any segment of the aviation industry is eligible.
Criteria for selection include such things as job commitment, industry involvement and contribution, achievement in his or her position and innovation in his or her field. While no candidate may possess all criteria, we are looking to reward those who deserve recognition for their eefforts. Upon selection, the winners will be contacted directly by AMT.
The 40 winners will be announced in the November/December 2015 issue of AMT. Go to the following link for details and nominations. www.surveymonkey.com/s/AMTNextGenAwards
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