Avionics A&P Technician
The Avionics Technician inspects, maintains, repairs, and installs electronic systems on aircraft, such as communication, navigation, radar, and autopilot systems. Duties include diagnosing and troubleshooting complex electronic problems, performing scheduled maintenance, and keeping detailed records of all work performed. This role requires a strong understanding of electrical principles, the ability to interpret technical manuals and schematics, and precision to ensure aircraft safety and compliance with regulations.
Responsibilities
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Ability to pass the FAA/DOT required drug and alcohol program, to include random testing as required by regulations.
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Properly execute duties assigned within their respective certificate, license or skill set with high quality of work and time management.
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Perform maintenance and alteration tasks on articles in accordance with the current technical data, including but not limited to Manufacturers Manuals, Service Bulletins, Airworthiness Directives, and internal/external policies.
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Visually inspect electronic systems and components to ensure they are clean, in good repair, and functioning properly.
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Diagnose and isolate malfunctions in a wide range of systems, including communication, navigation, and flight control, and then repair or replace faulty components.
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Install new avionics systems, wiring, and components according to technical specifications and schematics.
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Maintain detailed logs of all maintenance, repairs, and inspections for each aircraft.
Experience
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5+ years of experience (10+ preferred)
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A&P Certificate
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An associate degree or technical certificate in avionics, electronics, or a related field is often preferred. Military training programs also provide extensive training for this role.
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A strong grasp of electrical and electronic principles, a familiarity with hand tools and testing equipment, and the ability to read technical diagrams are essential.