Advanced Manufacturing Production Technician
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Overview

Today’s aircraft are highly complex machines with hundreds of electronic components and miles of wiring. Aerospace electrical assembly technicians ensure the electronic systems on modern aircraft operate at peak performance.

They prepare wiring layouts, select and install a wide range of electrical components, perform scheduled maintenance, and complete inspections. Repairing, diagnosing and assembling the electronic components, they play a crucial role in ensuring worry-free flight.

Income Opportunities

Salaries for Aerospace Quality Technicians ranges from $29,320 to $50,770. *
*Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2016

Hiring Industries

• Air Transport
• Aircraft parts manufacturing
• Guided missiles, space vehicles, and parts
• Satellite communications
• Search, detection, and navigation guidance
• Space research and technology

Program Summary

• Micro-credentials: 41
• Skills Courses: 161
• Time to Complete: 3.5 months*
  (*Completeing three modules per day)

• O*NET job code: 49-2096
• INTraining code: 7689