Responsibilities

•    Assemble, teardown, test mechanical assemblies, for commercial and military.
•    Identify defective items and replace them.
•    Follow assembly procedures.
•    Use test equipment to perform in process testing and final Acceptance Test Procedures (ATPs) and Component Maintenance Manual (CMM).
•    Adhere to operational procedures.
•    Utilize hand tools such as, but not limited to, pliers, wrenches, screwdrivers, arbor press,  depth micrometers, calipers, lockwire pliers, dial indicators, pressure gauges, flow meters, multimeters, and specialized test equipment .
•    Perform lock wire/safety wire, install nameplate and perform final detailing.
•    May act as department representative in customer audits/visits.
•    Maintain clean and safe work area. 
•    May be temporarily reassigned to cover workload in other areas.
 

Qualifications High School diploma, GED or equivalent from an accredited institution is required. 4 -6years experience in aerospace manufacturing, Experience working in an FAA environment  Min 4 years’ experience in assembly and testing of hydraulic and electromechanical actuators and working knowledge of hydraulic test equipment. Soldering experience, certification is plus Associates degree in technical field. A&P License. Read/understand drawings and manuals. Dependability in attendance, ability to work independently, handle change, stay focused under pressure, and willingness to work overtime as needed. PC and data entry. Possesses good listening skills, an ability to accept constructive criticism, be flexible and open-minded, maintain good peer relations, and be responsive to customer needs. Contributes to team projects by exchanging ideas and options, work well with other departments, and develop positive working relationships.

Physical Limitations: Work may require bending, carrying, sitting two (2) hours a day, and standing six (6) hours per day.  Work may require lifting, pulling, and carrying up to fifty (25) pounds.

Pay:  $28.19 - $38.80