Aircraft Technician Role Overview
As an Aircraft Technician in the Air Force, you'll maintain, service, and repair state-of-the-art aircraft, including the P-8A Poseidon, C-17A Globemaster III, and F-35A Lightning II.
Key Responsibilities:
Aircraft flightline handling and replenishment Inspecting, removing, and installing aircraft components at all levels of maintenance Performing aircraft reconfigurations, upgrades, and modifications Preparing and using aircraft support equipment Identifying and demanding aircraft spares Preparing and packaging technical equipment for transportation Amending and maintaining technical publications Inspecting, maintaining, servicing, repairing, and fault diagnosing a variety of systems and equipment, including engine, auxiliary power, flight control, landing gear, pressurization, surface ice control, hydraulic, pneumatic power, lubrication, and fuel systems
You'll be paid from day one to gain all the skills and trade qualifications needed with extensive on-the-job training, all while living an adventurous lifestyle and making a difference to Australia.
Benefits:
Competitive salary package Generous superannuation Good work/life balance Career progression and development Supportive team environment Free medical and dental Job security Travel opportunities
Salary:
Starting from $75,451 after initial military and employment training.
Location:
Following training, you may be posted to one of the major Air Force bases around Australia, such as RAAF Base Amberley, Williamtown, or Edinburgh.