Aircraft Maintenance E - Field Service Representative (FSR)

L3Harris Technologies•Oklahoma City, OK

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Field Service Representative (FSR) reports to the Site Manager and serves as the engineering communication link and overall responsible party for OA-1K Skyraider II / Air Tractor 802U avionics and mission-systems equipment. The FSR ensures systems are maintained, configured, documented, and functioning correctly in support of aircrew missions and program requirements.

Requirements

Requires a High School Diploma or equivalent and a minimum of 10 years of prior aircraft avionics, mission systems, communications, or closely related electronic systems experience or 2 years post-Secondary/Associates Degree with a minimum of 6 years of prior aircraft avionics, mission systems, communications, or closely related electronic systems experience.
Ability to obtain a US Secret security clearance.
Ability to complete the required DCMA physical examination and CRC course before OCONUS deployment.
Valid state driver's license.
Valid U.S. passport.

Nice To Haves

Active US Secret security clearance.
Recent OA-1K Skyraider II / Air Tractor 802U avionics or mission-systems experience is strongly preferred.
Formal or specialized training on mission systems, avionics, communications, turrets, or stores-management systems is preferred.
Experience using common and special aircraft-maintenance tools, testers, and diagnostic equipment is preferred.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to coordinate effectively with engineering and operational personnel.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary engineering communication link for avionics and mission-systems equipment.
Maintain responsibility for the operational status, configuration, and technical condition of assigned avionics and mission-systems equipment.
Ensure OA-1K Skyraider II / Air Tractor 802U mission systems, avionics, communications, turrets, and associated electronic equipment are maintained and functioning correctly.
Work closely with Mission Systems Specialists and Avionics Technicians to maintain, troubleshoot, and improve assigned systems.
Coordinate troubleshooting and corrective actions for turrets, Stores Management System (SMS), and related mission-systems equipment.
Coordinate with systems engineers and other technical experts to support continuous system improvements and resolve complex technical issues.
Use applicable technical data, manuals, schematics, engineering drawings, and approved procedures when performing or directing maintenance and troubleshooting.
Identify, document, and communicate system discrepancies, corrective actions, configuration changes, and recurring technical issues.
Manage and document maintenance activities using required forms and systems, ensuring compliance with operational, contractual, and regulatory standards.
Perform or oversee functional checks, testing, calibration, and verification of mission-systems and avionics components.
Monitor in-progress and follow-up inspections during and after maintenance actions.
Coordinate research, requisitioning, receipt, and turn-in of mission-systems parts and components.
Maintain accountability for common and special tools, test equipment, and support equipment.
Ensure site, customer, and company tool-accountability procedures are followed, including reporting unserviceable equipment.
Maintain equipment and tool inspection and condition records.
Ensure serviceability checks are completed before using powered and non-powered support equipment.
Comply with established policies, procedures, standards, and approved maintenance practices.
Assist in training newly assigned personnel on assigned systems, procedures, and technical requirements.
Maintain good housekeeping, tool control, FOD awareness and prevention, and safety practices.
Discuss system discrepancies with aircrews to obtain adequate troubleshooting information and flight data.
Maintain strict compliance with required Communications Security (COMSEC) and Transmission Security (TRANSEC) policies and procedures.
Monitor mission-systems maintenance trends and recommend procedural or technical improvements when appropriate.
Maintain an appropriate DoD security clearance and safeguard controlled technical information.
Maintain working knowledge of flight-line operations, aircraft safety directives, and applicable technical publications.
Use maintenance database technology to enter, retrieve, and analyze maintenance information.
Work assigned shifts and travel as part of a maintenance recovery team when required. CONUS and OCONUS deployment may be required.
Work in the established OCONUS work and living environment, including assigned schedules of seven days per week and 12 hours per day, when required.
Perform other related duties required to support contract and mission requirements.