Product Repair-Mod Tech b

Job Description

Perform electrical modifications to aircraft wiring, wire bundles, connectors, and system components in support of the VC-25B program. Responsibilities include electrical assembly, installation, inspection, testing, troubleshooting, and repair in accordance with technical documentation, applicable procedures, and quality requirements. Collaboration with other mechanics and technical teams, along with successful completion of required training and assessments, supports aircraft modification and maintenance operations.

• Job Details
• Manufacturing
• VC-25B
• Contract - 9 Months
• Variable shifts
• Must be a U.S. Citizen

• Education & Job Requirements
• High school diploma or GED and typically 1 or more years of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• 4+ years of experience performing the electrical duties described in the requisition.
• Demonstrated knowledge of electrical and electronic theories and systems sufficient to perform assigned duties, supported by 4+ years of relevant experience.
• Hands-on experience fabricating new wire bundles.
• Practical experience routing and installing wire bundles on aircraft without existing wiring; commercial routing experience is preferred.
• Availability to work rotating 1st, 2nd, or 3rd shifts.
• Successful completion of the required assessment during the training cycle.
• Completion of required on-the-job or formal classroom training as a condition of continuing the assignment.
• Ability to obtain customer approval for PL1 access.
• Regular and predictable attendance.
• Maintenance of certifications, licenses, and permits required for assigned work.

• Preferred Skills
• Experience with depot-level or modification maintenance.
• Familiarity with operating forklifts, mobile cranes, and riding-type electric-powered elevating equipment to accomplish work assignments.

• Job Duties & Functions
• Perform on- and off-aircraft electrical modifications to wiring and system components.
• Complete complex connector terminations involving shielded wires, coaxial cables, and fiber-optic wiring.
• Follow wire handling and routing instructions to ensure proper installation.
• Apply sealing, wrapping, bonding, tying, and closure processes to wire harnesses and cables in accordance with standard procedures.
• Interpret engineering drawings, technical orders, process specifications, retrofit requirements, blueprints, wire diagrams, charts, tables, formulas, sketches, verbal instructions, electronic orders, and job layouts.
• Assemble and install wire bundles and electrical assemblies in accordance with applicable Department of Defense, manufacturer, company, supplier, and other directives.
• Inspect physical characteristics and verify operational performance and quality requirements for aircraft work.
• Troubleshoot moderate-difficulty malfunctions in aircraft electrical and environmental systems at the organizational or depot maintenance level.
• Conduct aircraft bench and flight-line operational testing and troubleshooting in accordance with applicable directives.
• Diagnose and correct malfunctions identified during assembly processes.
• Utilize precision measuring instruments, gauges, tools, and equipment to verify dimensions and conformance to quality requirements.
• Adhere to government and company procedural guidance, safety requirements, and established operating procedures.
• Apply Hazardous Energy and Lock Out/Tag systems to maintain a safe working environment.
• Handle products, tools, and equipment responsibly throughout assigned tasks.
• Consult with management and peers to determine appropriate work processes.
• Assist less senior employees and provide training as needed.
• Lead teams performing complex aircraft-related tasks when required.
• Prioritize assigned workloads to maintain project schedules.
• Execute duties associated with lower electrical classifications as needed to complete assignments.
• Maintain required certifications, licenses, and permits for assigned work.
• Coordinate with General Mechanics, Structures, and Avionics personnel to meet cost and schedule targets.
• Comply with San Antonio tool control and foreign object debris (FOD) procedures.
• Complete required assessments and training as a condition of continuing the assignment.
• Work onsite in San Antonio, Texas, with potential travel of up to 25%.

• Physical Requirements & Environment
• Ability to ascend and descend vertical work ladders and work in confined spaces.
• Capacity to lift approximately 35 pounds; a two-person lift may occasionally be necessary for weights greater than 50 pounds.
• Exposure to noise and work on elevated platforms.
• Use of personal protective equipment for the face, eyes, ears, hands, and arms as required.
• Successful completion of visual acuity and color perception tests.
• Ability to understand and interpret detailed written and verbal work instructions and processes.
• Proper handling, use, and disposal of hazardous materials.
• Occasional finger manipulation for 1 to 3 hours.
• Frequent overhead reaching for 3 to 6 hours.
• Frequent walking on flat surfaces and standing on flat or uneven surfaces.
• Frequent balancing on ladders, steps, or uneven surfaces.
• Occasional climbing on ladders or stands 3 to 12 feet high.
• Ability to rotate the head and neck, sit, crawl, squat, bend, stoop, lie down, and operate foot controls for extended periods.
• Occasional contact with metals.
• Frequent exposure to noise.
• Flexibility to work variable shifts and alternate schedules that may change to support mission requirements, including weekends, holidays, and scheduled or unscheduled overtime.

• TeamGlobal Benefits
• Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k), and more!
• TG Rewards Program
• Employee Referral Program