www.avionics-upgrades.com
Avionics Upgrades is located at Meadow Lake Airport (KFLY) about 20 miles from the base of Pikes Peak and the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Our shop is clean, bright, very organized, and well-equipped. We are committed to the highest level of quality workmanship, integrity, and customer satisfaction.
Our name, Avionics-Upgrades describes what we do. Our focus is on avionics retrofits in general aviation single and twin, piston and turbine aircraft. We install primarily Garmin equipment and we are a Garmin gold-level sales award recipient. Our business is growing and we are expanding to accommodate our steady backlog of work. Don’t be concerned by our lack of internet presence.
Candidate will be expected to perform installations, troubleshooting, and repairs of aircraft avionics systems and components on a variety of airframes in a timely, clean, safe, and professional manner with no rework, and with a superior level of quality, craftsmanship, and efficiency.
- We offer top-level wages with options to work for commission/bonuses.
- Pay will be commensurate with the skills brought to the table by the job candidate.
- The ideal candidate will have an in-depth knowledge of avionics installations in single/twin-engine piston/turbine General Aviation aircraft.
- Work schedules can be flexible.
A typical project at our facility would include the following phases. The candidate would be required to contribute to this process.
The Avionics Upgrade Process – An outline of what we do:
- Consult with customer to plan an avionics solution that meets their needs.
- Consult with customers during a project to keep them informed of ongoing issues and ensure the finished project meets their needs.
- Utilize available data to plan out the equipment removal, integration with existing components, and installation of avionics in the aircraft.
- Utilize manufacturers' manuals and other data to produce wiring diagrams using AutoCAD.
- Interpret wiring diagrams to fabricate wiring harnesses.
- Disassemble aircraft and remove equipment and wiring as required for the project.
- Install avionics components and wiring into the aircraft.
- Design instrument panel if needed.
- Cut the instrument panel from sheet aluminum using a Panel Pro CNC router.
- Prep instrument panel to include drilling, counter sinking, thread tapping, and riveting operations.
- Powder coat instrument panel and other metal parts using in-house equipment.
- Produce instrument panel placards using the Panel Pro CNC engraving accessory.
- Install instrument panel and avionics components into aircraft ensuring a high level of fit and aesthetics.
- Perform avionics programming, setup, and calibration.
- Perform 91.411 & 91.413 certifications using pitot/static and transponder test equipment.
- Track and document all work performed using company procedures.
- Document details of all removed and installed equipment for weight and balance computation. Weigh aircraft and calculate weight & balance data.
- Prepare the required document package including Form 337, flight manual supplements, instructions for continued airworthiness, logbook entry, wiring diagrams, etc.
