Electronics Tech Maint III

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Job Description

The Avionics Electrician performs installation, testing, troubleshooting, operational checks, cyclical & unscheduled maintenance, alterations, and modifications to aircraft & systems. The work includes various types of electrical harnesses, loose wiring, avionics componentry such as; communication, navigation, countermeasure, and flight characteristics equipment. Candidates are customarily required to maintain all occupational areas in FOD free and aviation standard cleanliness conditions. Duties will also support aircraft maintenance, servicing, flushing, cleaning, jacking, towing, and flight testing support.

The occupation requires entries in maintenance records describing work performed, verifying satisfactory performance, and returning aircraft, parts, and aircraft documentation to a flight worthy status. The candidate will make determination of work completeness and system operating conformance by referring to inspection lists, technical orders, service bulletins, blueprints, manufacturing outline sheets, and engineering reports. Other related airworthiness compliance categories are established through USG doctrinal guidance, Federal Aviation Licensing, and engineering specifications.

Candidates within this title regularly specialize in their respective field of experience for repairs, troubleshooting, testing, maintenance, modification, precision instruments, functional spare parts, and aircraft assemblies.

The Avionics Electrician performs installation, testing, troubleshooting, operational checks, cyclical & unscheduled maintenance, alterations, and modifications to aircraft & systems. The work includes various types of electrical harnesses, loose wiring, avionics componentry such as; communication, navigation, countermeasure, and flight characteristics equipment. Candidates are customarily required to maintain all occupational areas in FOD free and aviation standard cleanliness conditions. Duties will also support aircraft maintenance, servicing, flushing, cleaning, jacking, towing, and flight testing support.

The occupation requires entries in maintenance records describing work performed, verifying satisfactory performance, and returning aircraft, parts, and aircraft documentation to a flight worthy status. The candidate will make determination of work completeness and system operating conformance by referring to inspection lists, technical orders, service bulletins, blueprints, manufacturing outline sheets, and engineering reports. Other related airworthiness compliance categories are established through USG doctrinal guidance, Federal Aviation Licensing, and engineering specifications.

Candidates within this title regularly specialize in their respective field of experience for repairs, troubleshooting, testing, maintenance, modification, precision instruments, functional spare parts, and aircraft assemblies.

• The duties of this title will require expert level craftsmanship and artisan skills within the scope of work. The candidate will possess advanced level expertise in fundamentals and principles in the larger field. The duties will frequently require application of intricate knowledge, expertise, and experience in multiple specializations. The candidate will serve as a key mentor and team development professional for groups and teams of employees of lesser experience.
  
  The candidate will regularly participate in planning and development along with problem identification & resolution. The candidate will utilize complex teamwork, keen written and verbal communication skills, and coordination skills for executing plans.

Aircraft and system knowledge / expertise in one or more fields of…