F16 Aircraft Mechanic - Hill AFB
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Job Title: Aircraft Mechanic II
Location Hill AFB CFT - Hill Air Force Base, UT US (Primary)
Job Type Full Time/Regular
Education High School Diploma
Career Level Experienced (Non-Manager)
Category Aviation Services
Exemption Type Non-Exempt
Job Description
VSE Corporation is seeking Aircraft Mechanic II's for our facility located at Hill AFB to perform the following duties:
Apply professional technical expertise and guidance to solve moderate to complex problems by interpreting technical data such as blueprints or manufactures' manuals. Accomplishes ground operational checks using ground support equipment monitoring instruments for malfunctions to determine corrective action on various systems. Independently use test equipment, stands, instruments, gauges, and controls to troubleshoot both major and minor aircraft electrical systems in accordance with technical orders or specifications. Detect, diagnose, and record unacceptable equipment/systems performance by reading, interpreting and utilizing technical orders, specifications, drawings and blueprints. Display and employ a good knowledge of various aircraft electrical systems and proper operational requirements to determine type and extent of repairs required to produce a quality product. Assist engineering personnel in developing modifications and changes on electrical, electronic, instrument and other integrated electrical systems as required. Set up and operate computerized multiple circuit analyzing equipment to perform established and new diagnostic programs in various test modes to test aircraft electrical circuitry and interconnecting cabling of the entire aircraft or individual systems, such as radar, flight control, navigational computers, and radio flight controls. Research aircraft modification history, technical orders, engineering change proposals and manuals concerning wire codes, wiring configuration, and testing procedures in order to perform all the requirements identified in the above mentioned TCTOs
Job Requirements
A minimum two (2) years’ of aircraft wiring experience and have performed an appropriate/ comparable level of maintenance/ installation within the last three years. Mechanic must possess a current Hot Air Soldering Certificate and a Liquid Oxygen (LOX) System Training Certificate. Required to have F-16 Egress training, if training was not completed within the last twelve (12) months, training will be provided by the government. Experience and knowledge of various aircraft electrical and sub-systems, electrical maintenance techniques, methods, procedures and processes to troubleshoot, modify, repair moderate to complex electrical systems, components and accessories in fixed-wing F-16 aircraft. Knowledge of aircraft electrical test equipment necessary to perform final functional and operational testing. Ability to use common and special tools and test devices associated with aircraft electrical work. Independently diagnose and correct malfunctions of major and minor aircraft electrical systems in accordance with applicable technical data. Ability to read and interpret blueprints and drawings, current USAF directives (manuals, instructions, publications, TOs) and Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) specifications, to include engineering dispositions.
For additional information please contact:
Ed Wakeley
Sr Technical Recruiter
VSE Corporation
ehwakeley@vsecorp.com
Location Hill AFB CFT - Hill Air Force Base, UT US (Primary)
Job Type Full Time/Regular
Education High School Diploma
Career Level Experienced (Non-Manager)
Category Aviation Services
Exemption Type Non-Exempt
Job Description
VSE Corporation is seeking Aircraft Mechanic II's for our facility located at Hill AFB to perform the following duties:
Apply professional technical expertise and guidance to solve moderate to complex problems by interpreting technical data such as blueprints or manufactures' manuals. Accomplishes ground operational checks using ground support equipment monitoring instruments for malfunctions to determine corrective action on various systems. Independently use test equipment, stands, instruments, gauges, and controls to troubleshoot both major and minor aircraft electrical systems in accordance with technical orders or specifications. Detect, diagnose, and record unacceptable equipment/systems performance by reading, interpreting and utilizing technical orders, specifications, drawings and blueprints. Display and employ a good knowledge of various aircraft electrical systems and proper operational requirements to determine type and extent of repairs required to produce a quality product. Assist engineering personnel in developing modifications and changes on electrical, electronic, instrument and other integrated electrical systems as required. Set up and operate computerized multiple circuit analyzing equipment to perform established and new diagnostic programs in various test modes to test aircraft electrical circuitry and interconnecting cabling of the entire aircraft or individual systems, such as radar, flight control, navigational computers, and radio flight controls. Research aircraft modification history, technical orders, engineering change proposals and manuals concerning wire codes, wiring configuration, and testing procedures in order to perform all the requirements identified in the above mentioned TCTOs
Job Requirements
A minimum two (2) years’ of aircraft wiring experience and have performed an appropriate/ comparable level of maintenance/ installation within the last three years. Mechanic must possess a current Hot Air Soldering Certificate and a Liquid Oxygen (LOX) System Training Certificate. Required to have F-16 Egress training, if training was not completed within the last twelve (12) months, training will be provided by the government. Experience and knowledge of various aircraft electrical and sub-systems, electrical maintenance techniques, methods, procedures and processes to troubleshoot, modify, repair moderate to complex electrical systems, components and accessories in fixed-wing F-16 aircraft. Knowledge of aircraft electrical test equipment necessary to perform final functional and operational testing. Ability to use common and special tools and test devices associated with aircraft electrical work. Independently diagnose and correct malfunctions of major and minor aircraft electrical systems in accordance with applicable technical data. Ability to read and interpret blueprints and drawings, current USAF directives (manuals, instructions, publications, TOs) and Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) specifications, to include engineering dispositions.
For additional information please contact:
Ed Wakeley
Sr Technical Recruiter
VSE Corporation
ehwakeley@vsecorp.com
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