Aircraft Ordnance Technician: civilian jobs and transferable skills
Marine Corps 6531 Aircraft Ordnance Technician experience builds transferable skills in explosives & ordnance, weapon systems maintenance, aircraft maintenance, testing, inspection, preventative maintenance, and safety. CivLaunch currently matches 4 open civilian jobs to this MOS, including Egress Systems Technician at Vertex Aerospace, Aircraft Maintenance Technician at Cutter Aviation, and Avionics Technician at Empire Airlines.
About the 6531 MOS
Inspects, maintains, and repairs armament equipment on Marine Corps aircraft and loads aviation ordnance. Inspects ammunition, tests aircraft weapon systems, performs preventive maintenance and repairs, loads and fuzes munitions, and arms and de-arms aircraft.
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Egress Systems Technician
Vertex Aerospace · Meridian, MS
Good Match
Aircraft Maintenance
3+ years
T-45 egress and life support technician at NAS Meridian. Removes, inspects, and reinstalls ejection seats and canopy explosives, maintains oxygen and environmental systems, and supports flight line operations. Requires three years of ejection seat maintenance and a military or factory seat course.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to explosives & ordnance, aircraft maintenance, and preventative maintenance.
Airframe and powerplant technician at Cutter Aviation's Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport shop working on Pilatus PC-12 and PC-24 aircraft. Handles scheduled maintenance, major inspections, troubleshooting, component changes, engine runs, and modifications under Part 145 repair station procedures. Requires an A&P certificate and two years of business aircraft maintenance experience.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to aircraft maintenance, testing, and preventative maintenance.
Avionics technician on Empire Airlines' Spokane, Washington line crew. Repairs avionics components, helps with airframe and engine maintenance on scheduled and unscheduled checks, and assists with pushbacks, aircraft moves, and nightly washes; nights and weekends possible. High school diploma required; A&P (or ready to test) and two years of avionics experience preferred.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to aircraft maintenance, preventative maintenance, and safety.
Entry-level oxygen systems technician at Airborne Systems in New Jersey, maker of parachutes and aircrew oxygen equipment. Cleans and inspects parts in a clean room, measures them with calipers and optical tools against blueprints, assembles and pressure-tests hoses and subassemblies, and packages parts. High school diploma; up to three years of inspection or assembly experience. $20 to $28 an hour.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to testing, inspection, and safety.