Powerplant and Electrical Technician

h3Your mission /h3 /brpAsbANAVIA /bcontinues its rapid growth, we are seeking a skilled bPowerplant and Electrical Technician /bwho is eager to contribute to the future of unmanned aviation and take on the following

key responsibilities
/p /brul /brliRemove, install, and replace engine components and assemblies following approved procedures. /li /brliInspect, troubleshoot, and repair engine ancillary equipment including fuel systems, ignition systems, oil systems, and cooling systems. /li /brliConduct engine ground runs and operational tests to verify proper function. Maintain and repair engine mounts, cowlings, exhaust systems, and air induction systems. /li /brliMonitor engine parameters and diagnose mechanical and performance issues. Handle fuel system maintenance includes pumps, filters, lines, and tanks. /li /br /ul /brbElectrical Systems /b /brul /brliInstall, inspect, test, adjust, and repair aircraft electrical systems including power generation, distribution, batteries, and wiring. /li /brliTest electrical components and assemblies using circuit testers, oscilloscopes, voltmeters, and multimeters. /li /brliAssemble and install electrical components using hand tools and soldering equipment. /li /brliPerform system functional tests. Repair or replace defective electrical wiring, connectors, and electronic components. /li /br /ul /brbDocumentation Compliance /b /brul /brliMaintain accurate maintenance logs, work orders, and aircraft records in compliance with aviation regulations. /li /brliEnsure compliance with FAA/EASA airworthiness directives and service bulletins. /li /br /ul /brbSafety Quality Assurance /b /brul /brliFollow all aviation safety procedures, regulations, and best practices. /li /brliConduct pre-flight and post-maintenance inspections. /li /brliIdentify and report safety hazards or airworthiness discrepancies. /li /brliEnsure all work meets quality standards and regulatory requirements. /li /br /ul /brh3Your profile /h3 /brul /brlibEducation: /bTechnical diploma in aircraft maintenance, electrical systems, or mechanical related field. Avionics training or certification or engine-specific training certifications a plus. EASA Part-66 license a plus. /li /brlibExperience: /b 3–5 years of hands‑on experience in aircraft maintenance, with practical experience working on bengines, electrical systems, and mechanical components. /bExperience with turbine or piston aircraft engines is required. Previous experience with aircraft electrical troubleshooting, powerplant systems, and avionics is highly desirable. Experience with helicopters, rotorcraft, or turboshaft engines is a strong advantage. /li /brlibSkills: /b Working knowledge of aircraft electrical systems, power generation, and distribution. Proficiency in reading and interpreting electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical drawings. Solid mechanical aptitude with expertise in engine systems and fuel systems. Proficient use of electrical test equipment. Skilled in using hand tools, power tools, torque wrenches, precision measuring instruments. Familiar with aircraft maintenance and technical documentation. /li /brlibSafety Regulatory Awareness: /b Strong commitment to baviation safety, quality, and compliance /b, with a systematic and methodical approach to troubleshooting and maintenance. Good understanding of safe working practices, particularly when working with bfuel systems, engines, electrical systems, and rotating equipment /b. Familiarity with applicable aviation regulations and maintenance standards is an advantage. /li /brlibHands‑on Physical

Requirements:
/b Comfortable performing practical maintenance work in an aircraft and workshop environment, including standing, walking, bending, kneeling, and working in confined or awkward positions for extended periods. Good manual dexterity and fine motor skills for precision work and handling small components. Sufficient visual acuity to inspect components, read technical documentation, and identify defects, as well as the ability to recognize abnormal sounds or conditions during engine runs and equipment operation. /li /brlibCommunication: /b Good communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively with btechnicians, engineers, and other stakeholders /b. Able to work independently with limited supervision while taking ownership of assigned tasks. Self‑motivated, reliable, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic engineering environment. /li /brlibLanguages: /b Proficiency in English. German desirable. /li /br /ul