Diagnose and repair avionics assemblies at Arcfield Canada within an Avionics Laboratory, using component-level troubleshooting and functional testing expertise.
The Electronics Repair Technician supports aerospace and defence programs under an Electronics Repair Supervisor. Responsibilities include repairing electronic assemblies, circuit card assemblies, and automated test equipment while interpreting schematics, manuals, and engineering drawings. The position verifies serviceability through inspection and testing, then documents repair actions and results. Work follows approved technical publications, military repair standards, and company quality procedures. The role also supports laboratory operations, equipment calibration, audits, and corrective actions.
Key Responsibilities:- Diagnose and isolate faults in avionics and electronic assemblies
- Replace defective components using approved repair techniques
- Perform functional tests against operational and performance specifications
- Operate oscilloscopes, analyzers, generators, and automated test systems
- Document repairs, testing, inspections, and component replacements accurately
- Diploma in electronics, avionics technology, or military equivalent
- Component-level electronic troubleshooting and repair experience
- Knowledge of analog, digital circuits, components, and diagnostic techniques
- Ability to interpret schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical manuals
- Minimum two years preferred repairing electronic or avionics assemblies
Apply electronics troubleshooting, avionics repair, laboratory testing, and technical documentation skills to Arcfield Canada aerospace programs.
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