Avionics Technician
| Verified Pay check_circle | Provided by the employer$25 - $30 per hour |
|---|---|
| Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
| Location | Wichita, Kansas |
About this job
Job Description
ACRO IS HIRING FOR AVIONICS TECHNICIAN
POSITION SUMMARY / RESPONSIBILITIES
Job Summary:
- To functional test and repair electrical, electronic, and communication systems during final assembly of production aircraft.
Job Responsibilities:
- Works from airplane orders, schematic drawings, engineering specifications, inspection records, standard shop practices, oral and written instructions to functional test a variety of standard and optional electrical and electronic systems under minimum supervision.
- May remove or install components and wiring for systems such as radios, altimeters, transponders, autopilots, automatic direction finders and weather radar.
- Load system software and databases and configuring as required.
- Functional test systems using a variety of standard test equipment such as resistance and capacitance units, field strength meters, volt-ohmmeters, ammeter, oscilloscope.
- Uses variety of hand tools to adjust or restore systems to proper operation according to accepted shop procedures, engineering, and inspection requirements.
- May guide or assist 3-5 employees with troubleshooting to resolution mechanical and electrical systems.
- Responsible for quality of own work.
- Performs other related duties as required.
Education :
Must have a high school diploma, an equivalent certificate, or a bronze level WorkKeys certification. Must have knowledge of electrical and electronic principles use of test equipment, and ability to interpret schematic drawings, blueprints, and specifications.
At least one-year formal training in fundamental electricity and electronics preferred. Required to have knowledge of systems and shop application of test equipment.
Experience :
3-5 years diversified aircraft experience including wire bundle routing and installation. Demonstrate the ability to read and understand schematic drawings, basic electrical fundamentals, and the use of multimeters.
Working Condition:
Somewhat disagreeable working conditions due to levels from adjacent shop areas
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