RS Acft Compo Repair Tech Sr (Second Shift)

Gulfstream•Savannah, GA

About The Position

Working with a high degree of independence, provide leadership and technical guidance while performing the repair and overhaul of internal and external aircraft assemblies, subassemblies, and components in accordance with GAC Repair Station requirements. This is a second-shift position in GAC Savannah. The role requires reading, writing, speaking, and understanding English. No travel is required. The position involves advanced repair work on mechanical and electrical assemblies and aircraft components, including inspections, functional testing, troubleshooting, fabrication, and installation. Work must comply with Repair Station requirements and authorized maintenance data, ensuring all parts and assemblies meet conformity requirements. The role also provides technical support and training to other technicians.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Six years of experience in sheet metal and/or hydraulic overhaul, avionics/electrical component repair, APU removal, installation, and service, or related experience. Accredited electronics or electrical systems schooling may offset some experience requirements.
Ability to work in a team-oriented environment and independently on a variety of structural assemblies.
Good knowledge of and ability to work from 2D drawings, SmarTeam, Catia, and/or Mantra.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, engineering documents, CMP data, CBs, and ASCs.
Proficiency in operating all tools and equipment in the department.
Basic understanding of shop math.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.

Nice To Haves

A&P license, FCC license, or NCATT certification preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform, instruct, and oversee repairs of mechanical and electrical assemblies and subassemblies, including removal, repair or replacement of defective parts, fabrication of replacement parts, and installation.
Set up and operate required test equipment to conduct functional and operational tests of mechanical and electrical aircraft components.
Inspect detail parts against blueprints, component or overhaul manuals, and other required maintenance data to verify conformity.
Remove skins and related components from flight controls and secondary structures, and locate, install, or reinstall parts.
Use troubleshooting, soldering, and protective-coating techniques to perform repairs.
Use, maintain, and calibrate precision measuring and inspection tools.
Maintain required paperwork and manage shop material and component flow through work orders in accordance with Repair Station requirements.
Comply with company and legislative environmental, health, and safety regulations.
Lay out, remove, fabricate, and install major and minor repairs to flight controls and other secondary structure components using honeycomb core sandwich construction, composite repair techniques, test bench procedures, hydraulic press procedures, and servicing carts.
Fabricate and repair sheet-metal and associated mechanical parts, components, and equipment using methods such as rolling, shrinking, stretching, braking, and riveting.
Remove and install APUs and perform required APU maintenance for all GAC aircraft models.
Provide technical support to Customer Support Coordinators and Tech Services.
Troubleshoot and repair electronic assemblies and subassemblies, including removing and replacing through-hole or surface-mount circuit components using acceptable soldering and circuit repair techniques.
Fabricate and repair wiring, electrical assemblies, and harnesses using processes including splicing, soldering, and pinning wires.
Work with QC Representatives to perform mass weight and balance on repaired flight controls using blueprints and required FAA Repair Station forms.
Assist with training Aircraft Component Repair Technicians.
Perform other duties as assigned.