Technician Mechanical Engineering II

FlightSafety•Broken Arrow, OK

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Provides assistance and training in regards to mechanical applications on In-Service Training Devices. Develops concepts that are applied to In-Service Training Devices in regards to mechanical aspects. Produces various documentation in support of the In-Service Training Devices. Implements and validates designs to address obsolescence.

Requirements

Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel and Outlook required.
Familiarity with PowerPoint and Project.
High school diploma
10 years’ experience in simulation; or A&P plus 8 years’ experience in simulation; or Associates in Mechanical engineering or Mechanical engineering technology with 5 years’ simulation experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with FSI-SIMS and engineering drawings is a plus.

Responsibilities

Provide technical support regarding mechanical aspects to FlightSafety centers and outside customers.
Evaluate customer/FlightSafety sites data from MACAR's/Engineering Support Request and formulate an analysis of problems/write ups.
Assist, instruct and teach mechanical applications to personnel located at various centers by either verbal, written, or on site demonstrations.
Produce various documentations such as but not limited to: Service Bulletins, component evaluation, reports, and proposals, etc.
Develop and validate mechanical designs/concepts applied to In-Service Training Devices.
Research various publications and develop reports, concepts and application methods in support of In-Service Training Devices.
Provide planning for various projects assigned such as but not limited to modifications, obsolescent developments, simulator relocations, etc.
Be responsible for the maintenance and accuracy of various database related to mechanical concerns such as but not limited to Oil Sampling Results traced on In-Service Training Devices.
Coordinate and assist in simulator relocation requirements upon request of SOS management, encompassing but not limited to scheduling manpower, shipping, directions rigging crews, pre tear down evaluations.
Be responsible for the mechanical aspect of the reinstallation in accordance to Simulation Systems standards.
Review proposed mechanical modifications from engineering and subcontractors for design and implementation feasibility.
Be available for 24 hour on call 7 day a week, with the ability to remotely repair to restore FlightSafety built training device to full operation.