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• Maintaining, and repairing the complex hardware and software of flight simulators to ensure they meet industry standards and provide a realistic, safe environment for pilot training and development. Including performing routine maintenance, diagnosing and repairing technical issues in computer systems, avionics, and mechanical components, conducting pre- and post-use checks, and collaborating with flight instructors and engineers to resolve problems and implement updates.

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• Installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems while strictly adhering to safety regulations and electrical codes. They must also accurately diagnose faults and document their work. Assemble and install various electrical equipment, fixtures, and components, including motor control centers, switchgear, and lighting systems. Perform routine inspections and preventative maintenance on electrical systems to minimize plant downtime and prevent equipment breakdowns.
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• -Installation and Repair: installing and connecting electrical equipment, wiring, control systems, and power points.
• -Maintenance and Fault Finding: maintaining, testing, and repairing electrical equipment, control systems, and installations.
• -Understanding and interpreting technical plans, diagrams, and blueprints to plan and execute installations.
• -Conducting tests and inspections on electrical equipment and installations to ensure safety and functionality.
• -The ability to use and maintain various hand and power tools and equipment safely and effectively.
• -Electrical Theory: A foundational understanding of basic electrical principles.
• -Electrical Codes and Standards: Knowledge of safety procedures and electrical codes to ensure compliance.
• -Material Knowledge: Recognizing and understanding suitable conductive materials like copper and aluminum.
• -Problem-Solving: Diagnosing issues and finding solutions for electrical faults and installations.
• -Communication: Clearly communicating with clients, colleagues, and supervisors, both verbally and in writing.
• -Teamwork: Collaborating effectively with others on projects.
• -Time Management: Planning and organizing tasks to meet project deadlines.
• -Attention to Detail: Being meticulous and thorough to ensure safety and quality in their work.
• -Computer Skills: Competence in using computers and relevant software for planning, documentation, and communication.

Working on Fire Firefighters are typically called to assist with the management of local and international wildfires. In cooperation with authorities and Fire Protection Associations (FPAs), Working on FIre implements Integrated Fire Management (IFMS).

This includes creating fire awareness, proactively putting preventative measures in place (prescribed burns and reduction of fuel loads), partaking in suppression operations and rehabilitating burnt areas.