Instrument Landing Equipment Mechanic (933) Enlisted Personnel
Sets up, operates, and maintains mobile instrument landing equipment consisting of radio transmitters, which send out radio beam signals to be used by aircraft landing by instrument.
Locates transmitter trucks at proper position in relation to runway, sets up antennae, and connects power units. Tunes transmitters to proper frequencies and checks their operation. Inspects transmitters, isolates and analyzes defects, tightens loose connections, and makes other minor repairs to equipment.
Tools and equipment used include tube tester, ammeter, ohmmeter, voltmeter, screw drivers, wrenches, and pliers.
Locates transmitter trucks at proper position in relation to runway, sets up antennae, and connects power units. Tunes transmitters to proper frequencies and checks their operation. Inspects transmitters, isolates and analyzes defects, tightens loose connections, and makes other minor repairs to equipment.
Tools and equipment used include tube tester, ammeter, ohmmeter, voltmeter, screw drivers, wrenches, and pliers.
Suitable Substitutions
- Radio Repairman, Aircraft Equipment (647)
- Radio Repairman (648)
- Radio Repairman, Fixed Station (649)
- Radio Operator, CNS (759)