Avionics technician vs electrical system specialist

Differences between avionics technician and electrical system specialist duties and responsibilities

Avionics technician example responsibilities.

• Work regularly on the radar and GPS for helicopters while simultaneously dealing and managing supplies by keeping track of all equipment.
• Repair vhf, uhf, dme, lru, and radios.Uses various hand tools.
• Maintain GPS navigation systems, flight guidance controls, radar, entertainment systems, and aircraft self defense systems.
• Utilize aircraft technical manuals, and technical drawings to troubleshoot, and maintain aircraft systems in a flyable status.
• Test and troubleshoot avionics systems upon completion of modification process.
• License airframe and power plant technician responsible for aircraft avionics and electrical systems.
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Electrical system specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage and maintain clients' lawns through mowing, weed eating, and trimming bushes.
• Design PLC and SCADA system for fuel cell/fuel processor development lab.
• Inspect, troubleshot, repair, and replace electronic components and systems on aircraft.
• Install, troubleshot, and repair aircraft electrical/electronic systems and associate components.
• Install, maintain, repair, troubleshoot and engineer underground and overhead primary and secondary distribution systems.
• Used electrical testing equipment to troubleshoot malfunctions of electrical and environmental systems and subsystems to determine extent of repair or replacement.
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