Avionics Line Tech

Avionics Line Maintenance Technician , with moderate supervision, performs inspection, testing, troubleshooting, repair, removal and replacement of aircraft instrument and avionics components and systems using various hand tools and test equipment to meet manufacturer’s specifications, FARs, industry standards and Duncan approved procedures in a safe and organized work area. Essential Job Duties Inspect, perform basic troubleshooting, repairs, test, remove and replace avionics and instrument wiring and systems installed in various airframes using hand tools, test equipment and technical documents. Order necessary parts to complete the job. Perform basic checkout of aircraft systems that interface with avionics systems. Enter a description of work completed on the work order and properly document removal and installation of aircraft parts and components according to approved data and Duncan procedures. Assist bench technicians in resolving discrepancies in avionics and instrument components and systems removed from aircraft. Accompany flight crews to perform in-flight troubleshooting and adjustments and perform preflight evaluations of avionics and instrument systems. Maintain and clean line maintenance test equipment and work area as required. Operate ground support equipment as necessary. Attend factory and company technical classes and participate in OJT to increase technical skills and proficiency. Maintain and update training log. Work all alternate shifts of the department as needed and perform road trips within the United States and abroad as needed. Perform other duties as assigned by management. Job Specific Requirements Licenses/Certificates: Must have a valid driver’s license and an acceptable driving record. Attendance: Regularly scheduled attendance required. Physical: Routinely lift up to 50 lbs., occasionally up to 75 lbs.; read small print; identify colors; perform repetitive motion; tolerate working in confined spaces and heights above four feet; tolerate exposure to products and materials associated with component maintenance; tolerate standing, walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, crouching, crawling, climbing and sitting. Environmental: Tolerate working in extreme temperatures and noisy environments. Education And Experience Avionics Line Maintenance Technician I High school graduate or equivalent required. One year related avionics or electronics experience or certification in avionics, electronics technology, airframe maintenance or related field required. Avionics Line Maintenance Technician II High school graduate or equivalent required. Two to three years related avionics, electronics, airframe maintenance or related experience required. Avionics Line Maintenance Technician III Associate’s degree or equivalent required. Minimum five years related avionics, electronics, airframe maintenance or related experience required. Available Benefits Relocation assistance is available for those who qualify. Duncan offers a comprehensive benefits package (medical, dental, vision, vacation/holiday) available to team members on day one. Health Savings Account with employer and employee contributions. 401(k) program with a 50% match on the first 6% contributed, available within the first 45 days. Tool account program to acquire and grow an instrument inventory with interest‑free payments. In‑house training opportunities and tuition assistance for further education. Duncan Aviation is an Equal Opportunity and affirmative action employer. EOE minorities/females/protected veterans/disabled. #J-18808-Ljbffr