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Avionics Technician II
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An Avionics Technician installs, repairs, and maintains electronic systems in an aircraft or spacecraft, such as electronic flight controls.
$75,943 / year median in Arizona
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Avionics Technician II
APA Services
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Goodyear, Arizona
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Communicates with department manager or crew chief on any problems or repairs.
Ensure all work performed is inspected by a repair station inspector.
Prepares various documents for record keeping purposes as required by company policies, FAA approved repair station and quality control manuals, all FAA regulations, OEM aircraft manufacturer manuals, etc.
Learns, understands, and follows the company work order and parts requisition process as written.
Maintains a clean, neat, and efficient work area.
Repairs and calibrates shop equipment as assigned.
Installing, replacing, and repairing avionics components according to engineering specifications and manufacturer guidelines, including wiring harnesses, circuit boards, and sensors.
Accurately reading and interpreting complex technical manuals, wiring diagrams, schematics, and maintenance procedures to perform repairs correctlyDiagnosing complex malfunctions within aircraft avionics systems, including navigation equipment, communication radios, weather radar, autopilot systems, and flight instrumentPerforming Aircraft electrical Modifications, including routing and terminations of new wires and bundles, and with working knowledge of
Operating precision avionics test equipment to include IFR 4000/6000, Air Data Test Sets, Multi-Meters, Bonding Meters, Etc.
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Updated 08/2026 Job Description Job Summary As an Avionics technician, you will be instrumental in installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining complex avionics systems on aircraft, demonstrating advanced knowledge of electrical wiring diagrams, technical manuals, and FAA regulations, often performing intricate repairs. Your role will include performing operational and functional checks during heavy checks, return to service, etc. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Troubleshoots and repairs all avionics equipment and electrical systems on aircraft.Communicates with department manager or crew chief on any problems or repairs.
Ensure all work performed is inspected by a repair station inspector.
Prepares various documents for record keeping purposes as required by company policies, FAA approved repair station and quality control manuals, all FAA regulations, OEM aircraft manufacturer manuals, etc.
Learns, understands, and follows the company work order and parts requisition process as written.
Maintains a clean, neat, and efficient work area.
Repairs and calibrates shop equipment as assigned.
Installing, replacing, and repairing avionics components according to engineering specifications and manufacturer guidelines, including wiring harnesses, circuit boards, and sensors.
Accurately reading and interpreting complex technical manuals, wiring diagrams, schematics, and maintenance procedures to perform repairs correctlyDiagnosing complex malfunctions within aircraft avionics systems, including navigation equipment, communication radios, weather radar, autopilot systems, and flight instrumentPerforming Aircraft electrical Modifications, including routing and terminations of new wires and bundles, and with working knowledge of
SWPM/ESPM
to ensure correct routing of harnesses RequirementsEducation and Experience:
High school diploma or equivalent. 4-6 years experience in aviation or aerospace industry.A&P/ FCC
License preferred. Experience working on and troubleshooting aircraft avionics and airframe systems. Knowledge and understanding of FARs 43, 91, 145. Experience working with and repairing the following aircraft systems: Autopilots, Flight Management Systems, Navigation and Communication Systems, EFIS, AircraftElectrical Systems, Lighting, Pitot and Static Systems, ADS-b, Transponders, HF/VHF/ACARS, etc. Military avionics experience preferred but not required.Operating precision avionics test equipment to include IFR 4000/6000, Air Data Test Sets, Multi-Meters, Bonding Meters, Etc.