Fuel Shop Tester - Miami, FL

HEICO Component Repair Group, a global leader in the overhaul and repair of aircraft components, is seeking a Tester for its Fuel Shop to join our highly skilled team on the second shift. If you are mechanically inclined, detail-oriented, and passionate about working in the aerospace industry, this is your opportunity to work with an innovative company dedicated to excellence, safety, and continuous improvement.

The Tester will perform functional testing and troubleshooting of aircraft fuel components including, but not limited to pumps and valves in accordance wtih OEM specifications, customer requirements and Repair Station procedures. This position plays a key role in ensuring components are eligible for return to service by verifying the performance of the component following repair, overhaul or modification.

Essential Responsibilities:

- Set up, operate and maintain test stands and specialized fule system test equipment.

- Conduct functional and performance tests on fuel components to verify compliance with OEM and customer specifications.

- Interpret test data, record results accurately and identify nonconformities.

- Perform troubleshooting to isolate faults.

- Complete all required documentation, including test results and quality records.

- Follow company procedures.

- Collaborate with technicians and engineers to improve test processes and resolve technical issues.

2+ years of experience testing aircraft fuel components within an FAA Part 145 repair station

Knowledge of aircraft fuel systems, flow dynamids and hydraulic / pneumatic principles

Ability to read and interpret CMMs and schematics

Basic computer skills for data entry and test result documentation

Understanding or precision measurement tools such as pressure gauges, flow meters, etc.

Abiliity to lift and carry up to 50lbs.

Ability to stand, bend, work with hands for extended periods

Ability to tolerate exposure to test fluids and moderate noise levels

Must be able to wear required PPE, including safety glasses, gloves, etc.

Ability to visually inspect small components and read fine calibration markings