Aviation Maintenance Technician Program

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Aviation Maintenance Technician Program REQUIRED STUDENT TOOL LIST REQUIRED WITHIN FIRST 2 WEEKS MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS 14-piece hex key set (i.e. Allen® wrenches) 1 1 Combination wrench set ( /4" to 1 /4"") Ignition (feeler) gauge set (miniature type) 3 1 6" diagonal cutting pliers Punches ( /32”, /8” pin, starting & center) 3 1 8" Duck bill pliers Chisel set (cape, /8” flat & /2” flat) Hacksaw with assortment of blades Brass drift set 6" steel rule 12" combination square 25' Tape measure Magnetic pick-up tool Multi-meter (volts, ohms, amps) 13-20 ranges Small flashlight (Mag-Lite style) Needle (precision) file set (2) Inspection mirrors - 1 large, 1 small Safety glasses (comfortable) Paint respirator (organic vapor type) Scientific calculator (3) Files (with a handle) 8" flat, 8" round, and 8" half-round Air blow gun kit (dust gun with defuser) REQUIRED WITHIN FIRST 2 MONTHS Hearing protection (ear muff style) Tool box (Bottom roll box preferred) SOCKET SETS Compound leverage “aviation” snips 1/4" Drive (Off-set handles) Welding goggles (#5 flip up lens) Reversible ratchet (fine tooth preferred) Welding gloves (light duty) 3" and 6" extension bars 7 1 9 /8” aviation spark plug socket 12-point sockets ( /4" to /16") 1 9 Air chuck 12-point deep well sockets ( /4" to /16") RECOMMENDED TOOLS (not required) 3/8" Drive Crow’s feet (3/8" to 1") 1 9 Reversible ratchet Swivel sockets ( /4" to /16") 3" and 6" extension bars (2) Torque wrenches - 5 No. 2 Phillips and /16" flat bit and holder (1) 30-150 in.lb, (1) 10-75 ft.lb. 3 3 1 12-point sockets ( /8" to 1") Angle head wrenches ( /8" to 1 /4") 3 3 12-point deep well sockets ( /8" to 1") Stubby wrench set ( /8" to 1") Ratcheting screwdriver with bits WRENCHES Ratcheting off-set screwdriver 10 piece combination miniature (ignition) Precision screwdriver set Micrometer, 0-1" SCREWDRIVERS Venire caliper 5 5 Slotted: stubby, /16 X 4, ¼ X 6, /16 X 8-in. Retaining ring pliers Phillips: Nos. 0, 1, 2, and 3 & stubby #2. Magneto timing light Wire type spark plug gap gauge set HAMMERS (.015" to .022") 12 oz. ball-peen Soldering iron (15 to 30 watt) 12 oz. plastic-tip 12-piece punch, chisel, and line-up set PLIERS 3/8" cordless drill Pneumatic die grinder 6" long nose 3 Air drill (geared) 6 /4" slip-joint 1 Drill bit set: #1 – #60 9 /2" Arc joint/adjustable joint Sheet metal nibblers 6" safety-wire Automatic center punch (Replaces required center punch) Deburring tools (knife & hole) Thread pitch gauge Large flashlight (Mag-Lite style) .

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