Avionics Technician

The Avionics Technician, will be responsible to study and interpret engineering blueprints, technical drawings, and specifications to understand assembly requirements, you will install, troubleshoot, repair, inspect, and service aircraft electronic equipment, adhering to strict quality aerospace industry standards, adhere to all safety protocols and guidelines, contributing to a safe and efficient working environment.Responsibilities
Qualified to perform electrical wire and systems installation tasks under the supervision of a licensed Avionics Technician in a manufacturing production environmentResponsible to the assigned leader and have ability to take direction verbally and through printed mediaBasic knowledge of Standard Wiring Practices and Avionics Systems, accurately interpret maintenance manuals, service bulletins, wiring diagrams, system schematics, engineering orders, test documents, manufacturer’s installation manuals.Have a basic understanding of other aircraft systems i.E. hydraulic, flight controls and major componentsInstall, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair avionics systems and equipment, including communication, navigation, flight control, and entertainment systemsRepair, fabricate parts and components;
fabricate per drawings and standard practices wire bundles and assemblies to include marking of wires, properly securing wires into bundles, and termination of wires into a variety of contacts and connectorsPerform system checks and inspections to ensure avionics systems are in compliance with industry and safety standardsKeep accurate records of all work performed and maintain inventory of tools and equipmentMaintain a clean work area, and alert the leadership team of any safety concerns;
take immediate action or report immediately any unsafe conditionsResponsible for ensuring both accuracy and traceability of parts removed or installed on AircraftPerform other work as assigned and willing to work shift workProperly utilize Avionics test equipment to perform systems tests. Properly utilize and maintain Avionics hand tools to perform installations and repairsSafely operate ground support equipment, i.E. Power carts, lifts (when properly trained), etc. as requiredSkills and qualifications
Minimum 5-8 years of experience as an Avionics or Electrical Technician in aerostructures, final assembly, and MRO operations, preferably with DHC aircraft product knowledge or similar aircraft platformsAME “E” Transport Canada Licence, or progress toward certification, is considered an asset.Positive attitude and strong work ethicDemonstrated organizational skills and attention to detailAble to work effectively independently and as part of a teamBasic computer skills and familiarity with InternetGood oral and written communication skillsHave experience with general aircraft wiring repair, fabrication and installationPossess knowledge expected of an Aircraft Avionics and Electronics Technician on aircraft types handled by the CompanyPhysical Requirements:Ability to work in confined spaces and at heightsAbility to lift heavy objects up to 50 lbsAbility to acquire a Transport Canada issued Restricted Area Identification Card (RAIC)Flexibility to change shifts is required.Advantages and benefits
Permanent employment offering stability and security.Access to AAA Academy for ongoing professional development.Use of high performance and quality equipment.Sick days to ensure your well-being.Opportunities for career development and professional growth.Stimulating work environment with major projects in the aerospace, ground transportation and defense sectors.Health and wellness program.Start an exciting adventure with AAA Canada, where every application opens the door to new possibilities. We don't just look at your resume;
we're interested in theperson behind it, your unique strengths, your passions and your potential for excellence.
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