Technician
planit groupStratford (CT)
About the role
Aircraft Wiring Technician This position requires someone who has a good amount of experience with aircraft wiring, specifically constructing wiring harnesses from electrical schematics. Candidate also needs to have experience routing wiring harnesses in a large electronics rack and terminating to a rear disconnect panel. Mechanical skills are also required for mounting items in the racks. Performs a variety of duties in the electronic, mechanical, electromechanical. Constructs, troubleshoots aircraft systems. Works from schematics, engineering drawings and written or verbal instructions. checks; makes adjustments, modifications, and replacements as directed. Technician capable of working from engineering drawings, electrical and electronic schematics with limited guidance to fabricate, install, diagnose and repair equipment and test installations in support of System Integration Laboratory test facilities. Must be able to fabricate wire harnesses, test boxes and associated laboratory test equipment.
Basic Qualifications:
Strong electronic and electrical diagnostic and troubleshooting skills. Previous experience with electronic and electrical fabrication. Previous experience working in a laboratory or manufacturing environment. Mechanical and general fabrication skills. Previous experience working with, fabricating and terminating military wiring harnesses and connectors.
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