SENIOR TECH C-26-Avionics Trouble Shooting and Mai Jobs

SENIOR TECH C-26-Avionics Trouble Shooting and Mai Duties

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Senior Technician: C-26 Avionics Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Job Description

Responsible to the C-26 Director of Maintenance for performance and supervision of maintenance and inspections at the organizational, intermediate, and depot level on C-26 aircraft. Responsibilities include assisting and training other A&P mechanics, planning, scheduling, and performance of maintenance, repair, and modifications to airframe, avionics, engines, sub-systems, and related support equipment.

In addition to A&P and IA requirements, have a strong, documented background and experience in avionics troubleshooting and maintenance. This position specializes in troubleshooting and maintaining avionics, and training...
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