Aircraft Radio Lab Technician

Job Summary

The Radio Lab Tech works as part of an assigned hangar team which is comprised of AMTs, ATs, Interiors and Quality Inspectors in support of aircraft maintenance projects. The Radio Lab Tech performs inspections and maintenance on all AC radios and batteries.

• Accomplishes all work while following company and industry safety standards while maintaining the highest level of quality.
• Adheres to all FAA Regulations, the Repair Station Quality Control Manual (RSQCM), and all other approved data.
• Maintain AC Batteries to include inspections, discharge, servicing and recharging.
• Perform inspections of main AC batteries, ELT, flashlights, etc.
• Reprogram ELT’s using computer-based software.
• Maintain current AC databases.
• Perform soldering applications.
• Perform basic wiring terminations and bundle repairs.
• Able to work with avionics testing equipment.
• Work with Quality Assurance for proper documentation.
• Work with AC technicians for HF and VHF radio communication checks.
• Program AC laptops with AC related software.
• Understand the principles of AC/DC functionality.
• Able to read and interpret wiring schematics and blueprints.
• Assist other disciplines with troubleshooting as required.
• Contribute to a positive work environment while maintaining the utmost level of professionalism at all times.
• Able and willing to mentor others.
• Ensure all documents are signed off completely, properly and in a timely manner in accordance with the RSQCM.
• Work assigned shift and unscheduled overtime as needed or requested.
• Ability to travel and perform AOG maintenance.
• Occasionally communicate directly with customers and vendors.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area at all times.
• Adhere to company dress standards.
• Perform all other duties as assigned to support the efficient operation of the department and company.

• High school graduate or equivalent with additional courses in aircraft maintenance in recognized service or technical school programs.
• 3+ years Falcon avionics experience preferred.
• Falcon approved training completed on minimum of 2 Falcon models.
• Strong analytical and problem solving skills.
• Advanced skill with Corridor, Field 6, Honeywell and Collins Aerospace manuals.
• Must have required tools (see approved minimum tool list).

Works in a climate‑controlled hangar (heated and cooled). Occasionally works outside on tarmac in atmospheric weather conditions.

Ability to wear and utilize personal protective equipment; must be able to lift up to 50 pounds without assistance and lift and carry up to 100 pounds with assistance; comfortable in tightly enclosed areas, heights involving lifts and ladders, as well as flying; requires the ability to perform all physical functions of the job (hear, stand, kneel, walk, etc.).