Avionics Elec Tech Lead - 2nd Shift Leadership

Gulfstream; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 107,108,000 - 140,576,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

Retirement plan

Tuition assistance

Life and disability insurance

Adoption assistance

Prepaid legal assistance

Home and auto insurance

Accident insurance

Job summary

Gulfstream’s GAC St. Louis site seeks an Avionics Electrical Tech Lead for the second shift to plan, coordinate and lead electrical/avionics activities on large aircraft.

You will ensure schedules, parts, and repairs progress on time while guiding a team of technicians and maintaining safety standards. Required are a high school diploma or GED, and extensive avionics/electrical experience; FAA A&P license or repairman certificate within 30 days; NCATT preferred.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• 2 years experience on large/mid-size aircraft.
• 8 years experience in avionics/electrical field; or 2 years schooling + 6 years related experience.
• FAA A&P license or able to obtain repairman certificate within 30 days.
• FCC license or NCATT certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Plans, schedules, and completes tasks to meet master schedule.
• Coordinates Electrical and Avionics activities to meet schedules and deadlines.
• Supervises and guides technicians in troubleshooting avionics systems.
• Reviews daily job charging for accuracy.
• Maintains preventive maintenance program for test equipment and tools.
• Keeps knowledge up to date on ASC, bulletins and inspection schedules.
• Maintains safety programs in hangar area and enforces safety rules.
• Maintains logs and records.
• Adheres to FOD, tool control and 5-S programs.

Skills

Gulfstream experience

Education

High School Diploma or GED

FAA A&P license

NCATT certification

Job description

Gulfstream’s GAC St. Louis site seeks an Avionics Electrical Tech Lead for the second shift to plan, coordinate and lead electrical/avionics activities on large aircraft.

You will ensure schedules, parts, and repairs progress on time while guiding a team of technicians and maintaining safety standards. Required are a high school diploma or GED, and extensive avionics/electrical experience; FAA A&P license or repairman certificate within 30 days; NCATT preferred.