B2 Technician - Tim Aerospace

B2 Technician | Tim Aerospace

Position Overview

3-5 years experience in aircraft avionics/electrical maintenance within MRO, base maintenance, or heavy maintenance environment.
Key Responsibilities

Perform scheduled and unscheduled avionics and electrical maintenance tasks during aircraft base maintenance checks.
Inspect, troubleshoot, repair, replace, and test avionics and electrical systems and components.
Carry out maintenance on communication, navigation, flight management, autopilot, lighting, warning, indication, cabin electronic, and electrical power systems.
Perform wiring inspections, continuity checks, and EWIS-related maintenance activities.
Support defect rectification, modifications, software loading, and operational/functional testing activities.
Assist in component removal/installation and system checks under the supervision of Licensed Engineers where required.
Interpret and follow AMM, IPC, WDM, FIM, TSM, wiring diagrams, schematics, and technical manuals.
Accurately complete task cards, maintenance records, and work documentation.
Maintain tools, test equipment, and work areas in accordance with company standards.
Ensure compliance with SMS, Human Factors, tool control, FOD prevention, and electrical safety procedures.
Coordinate with supervisors, engineers, planners, stores, and quality personnel to support maintenance schedules and aircraft delivery targets.
Assist and support junior technicians and trainees when required.
Qualification & experience requirements

Essential

Diploma or equivalent qualification in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, Avionics Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or related technical field.
Minimum 3-5 years of experience in aircraft avionics/electrical maintenance within MRO, base maintenance, or heavy maintenance environment.
Strong knowledge of aircraft avionics and electrical systems.
Ability to interpret wiring diagrams, schematics, and technical manuals.
Experience in troubleshooting, defect rectification, and functional testing activities.
Familiarity with avionics test equipment and maintenance tracking systems.
Knowledge of EWIS and electrical safety practices.
Strong attention to detail, analytical, communication, and teamwork skills.
Ability to work under pressure and meet aircraft delivery deadlines.
Desirable

Progress toward or holding EASA Part-66 B2 License.
Experience on Airbus and/or Boeing aircraft types such as A320, A330, B737, or B777.
EWIS, Human Factors, and Fuel Tank Safety training.
Familiarity with digital maintenance systems and electronic task cards.
Aircraft software loading and configuration experience.
Experience in multinational maintenance environments.
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