Reporting to the Director of Maintenance, the Avionics Technician conduct routine inspections of avionics equipment in order to avoid equipment failures. When these inspections reveal problems or if pilots report a problem with a particular aircraft, technicians diagonose and repair the problem.

The technicians work as part of a team of technicians striving  for a safe and successful mission by keeping the work scope on track , on budget and in compliance with the FAA rules and regulations.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/DUTIES

• Layout and Assist with system installations.
• Perform system calibrations and functional checks.
• Adjust, repair, or replace malfunctioning components or assemblies.
• Interpret flight test data in order to diagnose malfunctions.
• Coordinate work with that of engineers, technicians, and other aircraft maintenance personnel.
• Remove and Install electrical, electronic, and avionics components, assemblies, and system wiring in aircraft.
• Coordinate work with that of engineers, technicians, and other aircraft maintenance personnel.
• Keep accurate records of maintenance and repair work.
• Install complex aircraft avionics and electrical systems in aircraft using detailed installation guidelines, necessary ground support equipment, and required tooling.

BENEFITS

• Multiple medical plans (50% of employee and dependents premium covered by the company)
• Dental & Vision plans
• Paid Time Off
• Overtime
• 401k with company match of .50 cents on the dollar up to the employees first 6% of contribution after meeting requirements
• 100% company paid short and long term disability insurance
• 100% company paid Careflite membership

• Must have experience performing Avionics functions on Bell, Airbus or Leonardo helicopters.
• Airbus, Bell or Leonardo MRO training certificates preferred.
• Knowledge of equipment and tools, including their uses, repair, and maintenance.
• Good understanding of theory of avionics and electrical system operation and sound capability of reasoning and deduction.
• Knowledge of using technical data to support the installation process, such as wiring diagrams, technical manuals, Supplemental Type Certificate documentation,
  Repair Station Manual, and Federal Aviation Regulations.
• Communicates well, both verbally and in writing.
• Works effectively with limited supervision.
• Flexible and able to easily adjust to change.
• Results and detail oriented.
• Excellent work ethic that demonstrates dedication, concern for safety, and integrity.
• MUST BE A LEGAL RESIDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES
• Must be willing to travel as the need arises.
• Must be willing to work 2nd shift as the need arises.

Credentials/Licenses:

• Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) License- preferred, not required

WORKING CONDITIONS AND MENTAL/PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Working Conditions:

• Required to work frequently near moving mechanical parts.
• Required to work in outside weather conditions.
• Exposed to loud noise levels.
• May be required to work after hours and on weekends as needed.

Physical Demands:

• Able to lift a minimum of 50lbs.
• Able to use arms, hands and legs to accomplish tasks.
• Able to sit, stand and squat for extended periods of time.
• Able to climb with balance on and off aircraft.

Mental Requirements:

• Problem-solving and critical thinking.