Aps 3-5 - Williamtown, Australia - Australian Government

Australian Government

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Williamtown, Australia

2 weeks ago

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Description

$64,749 - $86,211 (plus Super)

Williamtown
NSW

The Role

The (APS 3/4/5) Communications Technician is responsible for the conduct of maintenance on Communication, Navigation, Surveillance (CNS) equipment either in the workshop or at various sites within the RAAF Williamtown confines.

The position provides extensive exposure to the majority of the CNS equipment in an Air Navigation Support Provider (ANSP) Air Traffic Control environment.

Responsibilities for this role include, but are not limited to:

Plan maintenance tasks.
Conduct preventative and corrective maintenance on Communication, Navigation, Surveillance (CNS) systems within the scope of authority.
Adhere to all Technical and Defence Aviation Safety Regulations (DASR) during the conduct of maintenance.

The role will provide a number of opportunities to develop skills and knowledge through participation in courses and on the job training.

There is a requirement to work day and evening shifts, some weekend work will be required. Proficiency with computers is required and training in Defence specific computer aided maintenance management programs will be provided.

About our Team

453 Squadron Maintenance Team in Williamtown, Newcastle (NSW) delivers critical support to Air Traffic Control (ATC) operations by maintaining and managing Communication, Navigation, Surveillance (CNS) equipment systems.

These systems include radar, radios, navigation aids and communication network systems in support of Defence and Civilian ATC. The team is comprised of 24 members.

The communications technician will work for a Maintenance Manager as part of a small mixed team of RAAF and APS personnel.

The team is motivated and self-disciplined, creating an environment for continuous improvement, personal development and career progression.

The ideal Communications Technician is capable of working alone and within small teams while conducting technical maintenance work within an Air Navigation Support Provider environment, which is bound by strict Defence Aviation Safety Regulations and instructions.