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An Avionics Technician performs servicing, elementary work, and maintenance tasks on aircraft avionics systems and components in accordance with the approved maintenance program and uses technical data including, but not limited to, technical manuals and drawings. Avionics Technician tasks include removal, disassembly, survey inspection, servicing/disposition/conditioning of removed components and parts, servicing, repair, modification, reassembly, installation, continuity checks, and support to Avionics Systems Technician.

Key Areas of Responsibility:

·        Reviews and responds to built-in-test (BITE) results, and resolves all defects/unserviceabilities on avionics systems, including disassembly, replacement and reassembly; and related systems support such as disturbed systems checks and avionics functional checks.

·        Conducts support for EMI/EMC tasks.

·        Performs ramp duties including, but not limited to, marshalling, parking, towing, fuelling/defueling, servicing, and post/pre-flight inspections.

·        Assists Avionics Systems Technicians to perform the required maintenance after flight test.

·        Performs authorized airworthiness functions of Shop Certification Authority (SCA) and Product Conformance Authority (PCA)

·        Travels and works on off-site Mobile Repair Parties/Field Teams, and Work Parties.

·        Provides on-job-training (OJT) and technical supervision to other Avionics Technicians.

·        Attends trade training and development sessions for qualifications/authorization purposes.

·        Adheres to policies, procedures and directives as established by the company.

Qualifications:

·        Must meet one of the following eligibility streams: a graduate of recognized aircraft maintenance or apprenticeship program, hold a current Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) license, be qualified as an Avionics Technician with the Canadian Forces, or be a graduate of an equivalent foreign military/civilian basic trade-training program.

·        Transport Canada licensed AME’s (E) or candidates with FAA/JAA equivalent, eligible for Transport Canada license or experience as Aircraft Certification Authority (ACA) and experience with major modifications and prototype aircraft ground test plans.

·          Basic to detailed knowledge of aircraft avionics systems including but not limited to communications, navigational, radar, data management, instrument and electrical power distribution systems.

·          Detailed knowledge in carrying out instructions, accessing and using Wire Information Management System (WIMS) and general wiring practices standards.

·          Must be capable of reading and interpreting technical documentation such as technical manuals, drawings and Technical Data Packages (TDPs), Work Orders (WOs), Request for Engineering Services (RES) instructions and associated data. 

·          Must demonstrate a compliant and skilled level of proficiency, which is acquired by course or on the job training and practical experience, for authorization in the performance of maintenance (POM), and must demonstrate a basic understanding of airworthiness requirements for authorization to perform airworthiness functions.

·        Must be eligible to meet requirements for Canadian Controlled Goods Program (CGP), U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and Canadian government security clearances.

Previous experience with depot level aircraft maintenance and overhaul on RAF Nimrod, P3/L188, or Westland helicopter and derivative aircraft would be an asset.

THIS POSITION IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE HARD-TO-HIRE REFERRAL BONUS FOR INTERNAL IMP AEROSPACE EMPLOYEES ONLY.

IMP Group International Inc. is focused on global, sustainable growth, with 3,500 experienced people delivering service, quality and value to customers across diverse sectors such as aerospace, aviation, airline, healthcare, industrial marine, information technology, hospitality and property development.

IMP Group is committed to employment equity and encourages applications from all qualified candidates, including Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, members of visible minorities, and women.