Electrician

Tyonek Native Corporation • Jacksonville, FL

5d • Onsite

About The Position

Must be able to remove, repair, modify, test, troubleshoot, calibrate, and install electrical systems, equipment, and accessories used in aircraft. This role involves making functional checks on electrical systems to ensure performance and reliability, and correcting malfunctions. The electrician will replace defective wiring and install new wiring for aircraft changes, modifications, and repairs, utilizing overhaul and maintenance manuals, aircraft changes, bulletins, local directives, blueprints, and wiring/schematic diagrams. Responsibilities include overhauling, repairing, modifying, and testing aircraft electrical system accessories such as motors, dynamotors, inverters, voltage regulators, relays, cutouts, engine synchronizers, electric motor driven air compressors and activators, DC generators, AC alternators, and DC/AC electrical controls, cockpit air conditioning controls, engine temperature controls, and transistorized control equipment. The role requires disassembling units for repair/modification, replacing worn or defective parts, incorporating modifications, making repairs, and preparing units for testing. Additionally, the electrician will install, troubleshoot, calibrate, and test complex electrical systems and devices on military aircraft to ensure precise performance and reliability. This includes setting up test positions using equipment like oscilloscopes, audio signal generators, frequency meters, voltmeters, watt meters, and ammeters, and working independently to test units for compliance with proper tolerances for transient time, noise amplitude, and frequencies. Adjusting resonant circuits, computing alternating current loads, and bringing units up to prescribed operational standards are also key duties. Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• At least two (2) years of documented experience in Aerospace and/or Aircraft Electrical procedures and processes.
• Two (2) years relevant experience in military aviation or equivalent major MRO facility with journeyman-level ability to read, interpret and apply complex and detailed electrical schematics.
• Must be a US Citizen
• Must be able to pass a National Agency background check, which could include criminal history and a credit check for access to Government facilities.
• Must maintain a drug-free workplace and perform post offer, pre-employment substance abuse testing.

Nice To Haves

• A&P license not required but a plus
• Prefer experience from military fixed wing and rotor community (F/A-18, P-3, T-44, H-60) or civilian heavy structure background
• Preferred Military installation Intermediate and/or DEPOT level maintenance experience
• SECRET clearance may be required for some positions.

Responsibilities

• Make functional checks on electrical systems to ensure performance and reliability and correct malfunctions disclosed by static, ground, and flight tests
• Replace defective wiring and install new wiring for aircraft changes, modifications and repairs
• Perform work using overhaul and maintenance manuals, aircraft changes, bulletins, local directives, blueprints, and wiring and/or schematic diagrams
• Overhaul, repair, modify and test aircraft electrical system accessories such as motors, dynamotors, /inverters, voltage regulators, relays, cutouts, engine synchronizers, electric motor driven air compressors and activators, DC generators, AC alternators, and DC/AC electrical controls, cockpit air conditioning controls, engine temperature controls, and transistorized control equipment, etc
• Disassemble units to the extent necessary to repair and/or modify the various units mentioned above, replace all worn or defective parts, incorporate applicable modifications, make the necessary repairs, and make the unit ready for testing
• Install, troubleshoot, calibrate, and test complex electrical systems and devices on military aircraft to insure precise performance and reliability of all electrical systems
• Set up test positions using test equipment such as oscilloscopes, audio signal generators, frequency meters, voltmeters, watt meters and ammeters
• Work independently and test the various units for compliance with the proper tolerances prescribed for transient time, noise amplitude, and frequencies
• Adjust resonant circuits, compute alternative current loads
• Make all necessary adjustments to bring the units up to prescribed operational standards

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: High school or GED