Simulator Technician

FlightSafety•Savannah, GA

About The Position

The Simulator Technician maintains and/or repairs flight training devices (FTDs) in accordance with regulatory authority requirements and company standards. The role may also involve mechanical modifications, updates, and repairs to improve FTD performance. The technician performs standard simulator support activities, configures simulators and FTDs, and confirms that they operate properly after changes. The position requires troubleshooting and repairing a range of electrical, subsystem, and hydraulic components, monitoring simulator condition and performance for regulatory compliance, and following safety, quality, and operational procedures. The role also supports qualification testing, recommends parts and materials needed for repairs, and reports safety hazards. Work requires use of hands and arms, communication, and the ability to view monitors and technical documentation. Employees may stand, walk, or sit; the work environment is usually low to moderate in noise. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Employment is contingent on required compliance reviews, including applicable U.S. economic sanctions and export-control requirements. The position may require eligibility to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government security clearance.

Requirements

1–3 years of experience, including civilian or military electronics experience or related technical experience.
Accountability in meeting productivity standards, deadlines, and work schedules, and responsibility for work quality.
Clear, professional communication and attentive listening.
Honesty and professionalism that earn trust and respect.
Ability to cooperate and collaborate with employees to achieve common goals.
Analytical thinking, logical evaluation of alternatives, and problem-solving ability.
Attention to detail and commitment to accuracy and completeness.
Initiative in identifying and acting on needed work.
Safety awareness and ability to identify and correct conditions affecting employee or client safety.
Self-motivation and ability to achieve objectives with little supervision or direction.
Technical aptitude in a field requiring specialized skill or knowledge.
Ability to use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; and communicate.
Ability to view monitors, technical documents, and reference material.
Ability to meet the physical demands and work-environment requirements of the role, with reasonable accommodation where applicable.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree in electronics from a college.
Completion of a civilian or military electronics technical school.

Responsibilities

Perform standard simulator support activities.
Make configuration changes to simulators and FTDs, then evaluate and confirm proper operation after changes.
Identify, troubleshoot, repair, or replace most simulator and FTD electrical and subsystem components, as well as most hydraulic system components, with little to no assistance.
Monitor simulator performance and condition to ensure compliance with governmental regulations.
Demonstrate familiarity with governing regulations for FTD operation, facility operations, and safe employment of personnel.
Accomplish basic tasks associated with the Qualification Test Guide (QTG).
Follow Simulator Support and Quality Operating Procedures (QOPs) and related documentation.
Recommend parts, acquisitions, or other materials needed for FTD repair and support.
Report safety hazards observed in the work area, equipment, or building in accordance with the company Safety Management System (SMS) directive.
Demonstrate familiarity with Learning Center daily department operations and applicable procedures.