If an apprenticeship that trains you to maintain some of the most sophisticated helicopters in Australia sounds exciting, then this position with an Australian leader is for you.
Job Details
Other Ranks (Technical)
The Aviation Technician-Avionics (ATV) sailor is responsible for the maintenance and repair of aircraft (mainly helicopter) systems and components, such as:- aircraft electrical systems, DC/AC power operation and distribution;
- anti submarine systems (ASW), flight director and systems;
- flight instruments, systems integration, navigational systems;
- ground support equipment, radar/sonar/ Doppler systems;
- automatic flight control systems, communication systems;
- environmental systems, air weapon systems;
- aircraft weapons/armament;
- aviation safety equipment; and
- aviation survival equipment.
The Royal Australian Navy operates some of the most sophisticated helicopters produced overseas for both civil and military purposes. The safe and efficient operation of these aircraft requires the skills of aviation technicians trained in the application of the most up-to-date technology.
Other Ranks (Technical) (Reserve)
Naval Reserve Aviation Technician Avionics (ATV) are primarily concerned with the avionics aspects of Rotary Wing aircraft maintenance operations, although there are linkages into the mechanical and ordnance aspects.Responsibilities of a Naval ATV include:
- Maintain complex aircraft avionics systems and related avionics support equipment;
- Maintain a professional standard that complies with specific technical airworthiness procedures;
- Apply sound engineering principles and knowledge in support of technical airworthiness decisions;
- Become the subject matter expert on all items of equipment within their area of responsibility; and
- Apply a solid understanding of aircraft operations and a high level of knowledge of aircraft systems and integrated technical support.
