MH-47G Avionics & Electrical Tech I

NANA Regional Corporation; Kentucky; On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Akima Technical Solutions (ATS) seeks an electrician/avionic aircraft mechanic I to maintain and troubleshoot MH-47G electrical and avionics systems, subsystems, communications, navigation, weapons, and survivability equipment.

You will repair wiring, components, and use multi-meters and test sets to service aircraft systems, reading schematics and manuals to determine repair methods. Travel 1–2 weeks CONUS TDY and independent work at home station are required.

Qualifications

• Must be a U.S. citizen.
• Must possess or be able to obtain a Secret clearance.
• 6+ years' experience in aviation avionic/electrical systems.
• Two years of SOCOM aircraft experience is desirable.
• Willingness to travel 1–2 weeks at a time for CONUS TDY.
• Must have own toolbox and tools.
• Experience using multi-meters and other electrical/avionic test sets.
• Able to pass basic solder certification and vision testing.
• Must be able to pass a basic physical to be part of an aircraft tow team.

Responsibilities

• Repair and replace aircraft wiring, components, and troubleshoot electrical systems following the technical publications.
• Use a multi-meter and avionic test sets to maintain and troubleshoot aircraft systems.
• Read schematics, interprets maintenance manuals, service bulletins, technical data, engineering data, and other specifications to determine repair methods.
• Work independently during travel and while at home station performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance.
• Perform administrative actions when it comes to aircraft forms and records on systems being utilized by the organization.

Skills

Electrical/avionic troubleshooting

Reading schematics & manuals

Independent/travel readiness

Tools

Multimeter

Aircraft test equipment

Job description

Akima Technical Solutions (ATS) seeks an electrician/avionic aircraft mechanic I to maintain and troubleshoot MH-47G electrical and avionics systems, subsystems, communications, navigation, weapons, and survivability equipment.

You will repair wiring, components, and use multi-meters and test sets to service aircraft systems, reading schematics and manuals to determine repair methods. Travel 1–2 weeks CONUS TDY and independent work at home station are required.