Aircraft Maintenance/Assembly Technician

Overview: Performs ROUTINE production assembly operations on structural and mechanical assemblies, subassemblies and aircraft systems, equipment and accessories using manual operations.

Top Skills: Use of various structural assembly tools such as Hi-speed and Lo-speed drills, Pneumatic and electric drills, nut runner and Quackenbush. Set up and validate jigs and other tooling setup. Perform close tolerance drilling and installations in critical aircraft structural areas. Use of calibrated precision measuring tools. Perform various fastener installation/removal tools and techniques. Work with CFRP, aluminum and titanium for structural drilling, sanding, trimming and shimming.

Requirements: Experience using software applications for internet navigation, email, Microsoft Suite and/or other specialized computer applications. Experience utilizing and following detailed work instructions, reading, and interpreting blueprints, drawings, or specifications, in English. Experience in an advanced manufacturing, technical, or mechanical field performing work with basic hand, power, and/or pneumatic (air) tools. Experience with structural parts fabrication, assembly processes and procedures.

Physical demands: Ability to meet physical demands of the role such as: flexion/extension (head bent down, head bent back), handling, kneeling, bending at the waist, reaching (overhead), rotation of head/neck, standing, twisting at the waist and walking, climbing/balancing (stairs, ladders, poles, scaffolding, inclined surfaces), crawling, crouching (squatting).Carry/Lift up to 35 pounds. Ability to work with High Hazard Chemicals.

Pay Range: $25 - $37.25/Hour (Depending on experience)Additional pay rates available for other positions up to $37/Hour depending on experience level.