Duties and Responsibilities:

• Design, develop and conduct courses, such as Maintenance procedures, techniques and practices applicable to on-aircraft equipment, off-aircraft servicing and re-certification of avionics equipment.
• Preparation of Training Documentation including Course Control Documents, Student Study Guides, Lesson Plans.
• Conduct general technical courses on basic principles of linear and digital electronic, radio and radar techniques.
• Conduct advanced F-15S technical courses for RSAF personnel at Skill level 5 or above.
• Instruct courses on basic principles in aligning, inspecting, repairing, troubleshooting, overhauling, modifying, calibrating, and certifying test measurement and diagnostic equipment (TMDE). Be Knowledgeable in calibration and working standards using advanced principles of metrology and calibration standards. Use TMDE to perform measurements.
• Instruct use of basic maintenance of general purpose and special to type test equipment, basic electronic workshop practices and techniques include soldering, crimping and the use of Precision Measuring Equipment; reading interpreting electrical, electronic and digital systems diagrams.
• Supervise student practical work and ensure that safety precautions are observed, compile training progress and disciplinary reports for students in sphere of responsibility.
• Assist, when required, in the formal assessment of student progress.
• Maintain a Save Custody Register.

Experience and Qualifications:

• Minimum Seven (7) Level is Mandatory.
• Must be graduate of a military service or recognized civilian Technical Training Institute having specialized in Precision Measure Equipment Laboratory. Must have completed a formal Instructional Techniques Course. At least two years.
• Instructional experience, (in the past 5 years), including instruction in the PME career field is mandatory. At least three years practical experience in the Precision Measuring Equipment Laboratory (Type IV) field is also mandatory.