Avionics Maintenance Trainee
London, Ontario
- Gained knowledge in performing high-quality avionics maintenance on various aircraft and helicopters (ranging from simple instrument panel indicator tests on a Robinson R22 to servicing instruments incorporating complex integrated circuits and operating principles on more advanced avionics aircraft), adhering to safety regulations and teamwork principles.
- Gained experience includes: tail removal, serial number verification, and station number identification/matching with the reference book (aircraft service manual) on a Cessna 150M, instrument panel calibration and accuracy check on a Robinson R22 Beta II, and propeller manufacturer identification for a Piper Navajo.
- All work is performed in accordance with manuals attached to equipment/tools/parts, C.A.Rs. (Canadian Aviation Regulations) and WHMIS, ensuring the work is performed properly and in accordance with safety regulations.
- Also maintained a personal logbook for quick access to training progress in the future.
- Assisted in performing routine maintenance tasks to ensure equipment functionality.
- Learned safety protocols and best practices for maintenance operations.