Avionics Line Master Technician - 3052

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duncan aviationProvo (UT)

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About the role

The Avionics Master Techniciantroubleshoots and repairs or overhauls the most complex aircraft instruments and avionics components to manufacturer specifications, customer expectations and Duncan Aviation approved procedures. In addition, this position performs proficiently in additional specialized technical or operational duties; provides technical assistance and coordinates technical training; fills in for the team leader in his/her absence; and may perform as Quality Inspector (QI). The Avionics Master Technician acts as a positive role model by supporting company and shop decisions, and assisting in communicating and accomplishing shop and team goals and objectives.
Essential Job Functions: 1. Consistently and efficiently troubleshoots and repairs or overhauls avionics components and instruments, including \"quick turns\" and highly complex units, using the appropriate test equipment and technical publications, according to manufacturer specifications customer expectations and Duncan approved procedures. Orders parts needed to complete the work. Completes accurate and timely documentation.2. Performs additional specialized technical or operational duties as assigned by management, such as: Operating in multiple areas or teams of the shop, Avionics Line and Accessory; Routinely providing technical assistance to the aircraft maintenance department, components technical representatives and other departments; Special projects and programs (i.e. developing and implementing specialized training programs, developing and implementing processes to improve workflow and increase efficiencies, coordinating line services, coordinating calibration schedules for test equipment, etc.).3. Prepares complete, accurate and timely information for creating repair estimates and assists other team members in completion of repair documentation.4. Coordinates and assists Professional Development team in developing and presenting internal technical training. Willingly and effectively shares knowledge and capabilities with less experienced technicians through OJT and mentoring to foster their development, ensure accurate work and support of the team's goals.5. Performs other duties as assigned by management.
Job Specific Requirements: Licenses/Certificates: Eligibility for QI designation Attendance: Regularly scheduled attendance required Physical: Routinely lifts 10 lbs., occasionally 50 lbs.; identifies colors; tolerates standing and sitting; reads small print; tolerates products and materials associated with component maintenance Environmental: Tolerates working in a noisy environment
Education and Experience: Associates Degree in Electronics or equivalent experience required Minimum five years previous avionics/instrument repair or related experience required with a minimum two years consistently performing duties of an Avionics/Instrument Tech III preferred
Available Benefits: Moving is expensive and hard work! Relocation Assistanceis available for those that qualify. Duncan offers a comprehensive Benefits Package(Medical, Dental, Vision, Vacation/Holiday) that is available to team members on day one. Plan for your medical needs with aHealth Savings Account(employer and employee contributions).Save for your future through our 401(k) programwhere you can begin contributions within your first 45 days,50% match on first 6% contributed Participate in Duncan Aviation’sTool Account Program, to acquire & grow your Tool Inventory all while making interest free payments Take advantage of a variety of In-House Trainingopportunities, or use Tuition Assistanceto further your education. Duncan Aviation is an Equal Opportunity and Aff…

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