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Avionics Instructor - Boeing P-8A Poseidon

CAE
Moray
1 week ago
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About This Role

We are on the lookout for a dynamic and experienced Avionics Instructor to join our experienced team at RAF Lossiemouth. In this exciting role, you will be at the forefront of training RAF technicians on the avionics systems of the P-8A Poseidon aircraft, ensuring they are fully equipped to perform maintenance activities.

Key Responsibilities:

As an Avionics Instructor, you will:

Mentor trainees:Guide and support RAF technicians, helping them to excel in their roles.

Prepare Lessons:Craft engaging and informative lessons that captivate and educate.

Deliver Instruction:Teach the course content passion and precision.

Conduct Post-Lesson Activities:Follow up with trainees to reinforce learning and address any questions.

Perform Additional Duties:Take on any other tasks that contribute to the success of our training programs.

Engineering Instruction:

You will deliver comprehensive training on:

P-8A Q-Course for Engineers:Equip engineers with the knowledge they need to excel.

CMMS Courses:Train all users on the Computerised Maintenance Management System.

General Familiarisation Course:Provide an overview of the P-8A Poseidon aircraft and its systems.

Engine Ground Run Training:Support engine ground run training

Background Required

A background specialising in avionics (preferably on military aircraft) to deliver training instruction;

At least 2 years' experience of RAF engineering instruction on multi-engine aircraft and knowledge of complex sensors and processing systems, including Electro-Optical Infra-Red (EOIR);

Experience of aircraft Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS); and

Will have successfully completed the Defence Train the Trainer (DTTT) Phase 3 course.

Security requirements

You must be able to obtain or transfer UK SC clearance (likely to require 5 years of UK residency).

Position Type

Regular

CAE thanks all applicants for their interest. However, only those whose background and experience match the requirements of the role will be contacted.

Equal Opportunity Employer 

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