Daily Tasks of an Aeronautical Mechanic: 1. Performing Inspections: Conducting regular inspections of aircraft systems, components, and structures to ensure compliance with safety regulations and maintenance standards. 2. Maintenance and Repairs: Conducting routine maintenance tasks, troubleshooting issues, and repairing or replacing faulty parts or systems as necessary. 3. Testing and Calibration: Conducting tests, measurements, and calibrations on aircraft systems and instruments to ensure proper functioning and accuracy. 4. Documentation: Maintaining accurate records of inspections, repairs, and maintenance activities performed on each aircraft. 5. Collaboration: Collaborating with other mechanics, engineers, and technicians to diagnose complex problems and develop effective solutions. 6. Adhering to Regulations: Following established procedures, guidelines, and safety regulations to ensure compliance with aviation authorities' requirements. 7. Equipment and Tool Maintenance: Cleaning, inspecting, and maintaining tools, equipment, and machinery used in aircraft maintenance and repair. 8. Updating Knowledge: Staying up-to-date with the latest advancements, regulations, and industry practices through continuous learning and professional development. 9. Emergency Repairs: Responding to unscheduled maintenance requests and performing emergency repairs to ensure aircraft safety and minimize downtime. 10. Quality Control: Conducting quality control checks to ensure that maintenance and repair work meets the required standards and specifications. Please note that the specific tasks may vary depending on the employer, aircraft type, and the mechanic's level of expertise.