Aircraft Composite Tech
$21.21 - $33.81 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$21.21 - $33.81 per hour
About the role
- Coverage of up to one-half of employee's medical insurance premium for a base plan
- Eight (8) paid holidays
- Per diem split (if qualified)
- Three (3) sets of uniforms (if applicable)
- Opportunity to become a direct hire after ninety (90) days 401(k) with matching
- Valid driver's license may be required.
- Participation in a DOT/FAA drug and alcohol program may be required.
- Purpose:
- Perform one or more of the following composite part manufacturing functions: lay-up, cutting, bagging, autoclave, trimming, and/or repair, in a production environment.
- Level I Essential Functions and Responsibilities:
- Manufacture composite aircraft parts to meet manufacturing specifications, in a team-oriented work environment.
- Demonstrate the ability to meet the requirements of the Manufacturing Competencies at the appropriate level in the Employee Effectiveness Review.
- Read work orders, blueprints, lofts, sketches and operation sheets to determine sequence of operations.
- Check all work and ensure a defect free assembly prior to inspection.
- Maintain and use all logs and records. Example: MIR sheets, DMTs, Crabs, PCOs, DR/DI, etc.
- Maintain a neat and orderly work area, support the company FOD and 5S programs, and comply with all safety regulations.
- Support Lean activities.
- Basic computer skills.
- Ability to work with composite resins and materials.
- Requires ability to read and interpret blueprints.
- Read and interpret 6" scale.
- Level II Essential Functions and Responsibilities:
- Manufacture a variety of composite aircraft parts to meet manufacturing specifications, in a team-oriented work environment.
- Demonstrate the ability to meet the requirements of the Manufacturing Competencies at the appropriate level in the Employee Effectiveness Review.
- Read work orders, blueprints, lofts, sketches and operation sheets to determine sequence of operations.
- Must be skilled in the use of special tools and equipment to include precision measuring devices such as 6" scale, 1" micrometer, 6" dial caliper.
- Check all work and ensure a defect free assembly prior to inspection.
- Maintain and use all logs and records. Example: MIR sheets, DMTs, Crabs, PCOs, DR/DI, etc.
- Maintain a neat and orderly work area, support the company FOD and 5S programs, and comply with all safety regulations.
- Support Lean activities.
- Basic computer skills.
- Ability to work with composite resins and materials.
- Requires ability to read and interpret blueprints.
- Read and interpret 6" scale.
- Level III Essential Functions and Responsibilities:
- Provide specialized technical assistance and interact with team members to resolve manufacturing issues.
- Manufacture a wide variety of composite aircraft parts to meet manufacturing specifications, in a team-oriented work environment.
- Demonstrate the ability to meet the requirements of the Manufacturing Competencies at the appropriate level in the Employee Effectiveness Review.
- Proficient at reading work orders, blueprints, specifications, lofts, sketches and operation sheets to determine sequence of operations.
- Must be skilled in the use of special tools and equipment to include precision measuring devices such as 6" scale, 1" micrometer, 6" dial caliper.
- Check all work and ensure a defect free assembly prior to inspection.
- Maintain and use all logs and records. Example: MIR sheets, DMTs, Crabs, PCOs, DR/DI, etc.
- Maintain a neat and orderly work area, support the company FOD and 5S programs, and comply with all safety regulations.
- Support Lean activities.
- Basic computer skills.
- Ability to work with composite resins and materials.
- Requires ability to read and interpret blueprints.
- Must be able to use mathematical formulas to solve dimensional problems using fractions and decimals.
- Level IV (i.e., Sr) Essential Functions and Responsibilities:
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