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Travelling Airfield Electrician

Synerfac Technical Staffing
Melbourne, FL Full Time
POSTED ON 6/2/2026
AVAILABLE BEFORE 7/1/2026
Summary:
- Performing routine inspections, troubleshooting faults, replacing bulbs, cleaning lenses, and repairing electrical components on airfield navigational aids.
- Installing new airfield electrical systems, including wiring, control panels, and lighting fixtures, as well as upgrading existing systems with new technology.
- Adhering to FAA regulations regarding airfield lighting standards, safety procedures, and documentation requirements.
- Reading and interpreting electrical blueprints, schematics, and technical manuals to understand system layouts and troubleshoot issues.

Requirements:
- 3-5 years of experience as an Electrician on airfield projects/systems such as airfield lighting, runway/taxiway edge lights, signs, guidance signs, PAPI/VASI, etc (NOT on terminal electronics such as speakers, ceiling lights, fire alarms)
- A valid driver"s license with own reliable transportation is required
- Willingness and ability to travel to project location (anywhere in the U.S.) and to stay to work at the airfield for the lifeline duration of each project

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