Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic Professional - Avionics

• Perform corrective and preventive maintenance, modifications, rebuilds, and inspections on aircraft and components, following aviation regulations
• Carry out all tasks in accordance with current legislation, the MOM, the MCQ, and the instructions in aircraft, engine, and component manufacturers’ manuals
• Use updated methods, proper tools, and approved materials, ensuring all work meets technical standards and safety requirements
• Run tests and checks to confirm that inspected or serviced items are functioning properly
• Read and interpret continued airworthiness instructions, technical manuals, and guidelines issued by manufacturers and aviation authorities
• Perform mandatory inspections and maintenance, and comply with service bulletins and airworthiness directives issued by authorities
• Support ground tests and maintenance flights when necessary, following company procedures
• Accurately record all activities performed or supervised, completing the required documentation immediately after each task
• Keep the workspace clean and organized, disposing of waste properly and storing tools after use, ensuring none are left inside the aircraft

• Completed Technical Training in Aircraft Maintenance (MMA)
• Active CHT in Avionics (AVI)
• Previous hands-on experience in rotary-wing aircraft maintenance
• Previous experience with Airbus Helicopters products
• Knowledge of applicable RBAC regulations (especially RBAC 43, 65, and 145)
• Ability to read and interpret electrical diagrams, wiring schematics, system layouts, and technical manuals
• Basic understanding of avionics systems, including communication systems (VHF, HF, radios), navigation systems (GPS, VOR, ILS, DME), aircraft instruments and indicators, sensors, onboard computers, and the fundamentals of electrical systems and wiring
• Skilled in using multimeters, megohmmeters, oscilloscopes, circuit testers, and other diagnostic tools
• Basic knowledge of installing, replacing, and testing electronic components
• Understanding of how avionics systems integrate with the aircraft’s mechanical systems

CHT in Airframe (CEL) and/or Powerplant (GMP)

• Medical and dental assistance
• Food vouchers
• Lunch in the in-house restaurant
• Chartered transportation
• Transport voucher
• Differentiated life insurance
• Payroll loan
• PPR
• Airbus share purchase program
• Partnerships with pharmacies, schools, universities, gyms, among others