aircraft systems mechanic

ADVANCE FLYING ACADEMY

An Aircraft Systems Mechanic is responsible for maintaining, inspecting, troubleshooting, and repairing various systems on an aircraft. Their work ensures the safety, reliability, and efficiency of an aircraft's operation.

Key Responsibilities:

Aircraft System Maintenance – Work on hydraulic, pneumatic, fuel, electrical, avionics, and flight control systems.
Diagnostics & Troubleshooting – Identify issues using tools, sensors, and maintenance manuals.
Repairs & Overhauls – Replace faulty components, repair wiring, and ensure systems function properly.
Inspections & Compliance – Perform routine and scheduled inspections per FAA or other aviation regulatory guidelines.
Technical Documentation – Maintain detailed records of repairs, inspections, and system updates.

Common Aircraft Systems Worked On:

Electrical & Avionics Systems – Wiring, lighting, navigation, and communication.
Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems – Landing gear, brakes, flight controls.
Fuel Systems – Pumps, tanks, and distribution.
Environmental Control Systems – Cabin pressurization, air conditioning, anti-icing.

Skills & Qualifications:

Technical Skills – Knowledge of aircraft blueprints, schematics, and troubleshooting techniques.
Certifications – FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) license (for U.S.) or equivalent certifications.
Attention to Detail – High precision required for safety compliance.
Physical Fitness – Working in tight spaces, lifting parts, and standing for long periods.

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