AFSC
2A2X2
Special Operations Forces/Personnel Recovery Integrated Instrument and Flight Control Systems
Description
When it comes to our advanced aircraft, there is no margin for system errors. It is the job of Special Operations Forces/Personnel Recovery Integrated Instrument and Flight Control Systems specialists to ensure that special operations planes are well maintained and remain in perfect working condition. Utilizing a variety of tools and methods, these experts test systems to locate malfunctions and repair them so that the aircraft are able to complete each mission with no concerns.
Core Skills
- avionics troubleshooting
- flight control systems maintenance
- instrumentation calibration
- reading and interpreting technical data
- fault isolation and diagnostics
- use of electronic test equipment
- wiring and connector repair
- preventive maintenance
- quality assurance and documentation
- safety and risk management
- systems thinking
- configuration management
- technical report writing
- teamwork in high-risk environments
- time-sensitive problem solving
Common Certifications
- FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Certificate
- NCATT Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) Certification
- OEM Avionics System Certifications (as applicable)
- OSHA 30-Hour General Industry (Aviation Safety)
Civilian Career Paths
- AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
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