AVS Avionics Technician

Role and Responsibilities

CAE is a high technology company, at the leading edge of digital immersion, providing solutions to make the world a safer place. Backed by a record of more than 75 years of industry firsts, we continue to reimagine the customer experience and revolutionize training and operational support solutions in civil aviation, defence and security, and healthcare. We are the partner of choice to customers worldwide who operate in complex, high-stakes and largely regulated environments, where successful outcomes are critical. As a testament to our customers’ ongoing needs for our solutions, over 60 percent of CAE’s revenue is recurring in nature. We have the broadest global presence in our industry, with approximately 13,000 employees, 180 sites and training locations in over 35 countries.

RESPONSIBILITIES :

The Aircraft Technician is responsible for conduction all servicing and maintenance tasks.

• In your role, you will :
• Inspect, maintain, repair, and test aircraft avionics systems;
• Remove and replace line replaceable units and components;
• Specialty work in maintenance shops as required;
• Interpret technical publications and diagrams;
• Maintain tools and equipment required to perform primary duties;
• Order aircraft spare parts and materials;
• Conduct flight line servicing operations;
• Debrief Team Lead as required;
• Carry out workplace inspections and clean ups;
• Fill position of Desk controller

o Education

Formal technical training in avionics systems

o Experience as an Avionics Technician providing in-depth knowledge of avionics systems

o Experience in 1st and 2nd line maintenance activities

o Experience in life cycle support activities considered an asset

o Other required training or skills

o Excellent oral and written communication skills;

Proven experience as a team player,

Knowledge of aerospace design and maintenance practices.

Candidate must successfully pass a security evaluation per the requirements of the Controlled Goods Directorate of Canada and to CAE being able to obtain all necessary re-transfer authorization in compliance with US ITAR regulations.