Aircraft Mechanic Avionic

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Inspection: Conduct routine aircraft inspections to identify and diagnose mechanical, electrical, or structural issues.
• Maintenance: Perform scheduled maintenance tasks, such as engine overhauls, component replacements, and system repairs, following aircraft manufacturer specifications and FAA regulations.
• Repairs: Troubleshoot and repair aircraft components and systems, including engines, landing gear, avionics, and hydraulic systems.
• Testing: Conduct operational tests and diagnostic checks to ensure proper system functionality after maintenance or repairs.
• Documentation: Maintain accurate records of all maintenance and repair activities, including logbooks, service records, and compliance with FAA documentation requirements.
• Safety: Strictly adhere to safety protocols and regulations to ensure aircraft, crew, and passenger safety.
• Emergencies: Respond to unscheduled maintenance requests and emergency repairs, even during non-standard hours.

Job Requirements:

• Minimum requirement: Diploma or equivalent. Completion of an FAA-approved aircraft mechanic school or equivalent training program is typically required
• Hold a Basic License (C1, C2)
• Aircraft maintenance experience is highly desirable

• Knowledge and Skills:

• Strong knowledge of aircraft systems, structures, and components

• Proficiency in using various hand and power tools for maintenance and repairs
• Familiarity with aircraft manuals, technical documentation, and schematics.
• Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
• Strong communication skills for collaboration with fellow mechanics, engineers, and supervisors
• Understanding of safety regulations and strict adherence to safety protocols