Quality Manufacturing Technician - Entry Level

Posted 4 days ago

express employment professionals defunctDayton (OH)

Quality Control Analysts Aircraft Manufacturing

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$20-24/hr

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About the role

Job Full DescriptionQuality Aerospace Engineering Technician / Entry Level Location: Roselawn, OH

Pay: $20-24/hrShift: 1st, 2nd or 3rdResponsibilitiesChemical Processing: Perform precision cleaning and surface treatment of aerospace parts by dipping and immersing in chemical bathsMachine Operation: Operate machinery and equipment involved in part finishing and surface preparationMaterial Handling: Safely move components through various production stages using manual methods and powered equipmentQuality Inspection: Ensure all processes meet aerospace standards and document compliance accordinglyTroubleshooting: Identify and resolve process issues with minimal supervisionCollaboration: Work closely with engineers and supervisors to improve workflow and ensure timely productionQualificationsPrevious experience in a Manufacturing SettingPrevious experience in the Aerospace Industry is a plus Strong Problem Solving Skills Previous experience with Engineering Technician duties is a plusStrong attention to detail and commitment to quality standardsAbility to follow technical procedures and safety protocolsFamiliarity with technical documentation, process sheets, and inspection protocols is a plusSRGDHCincinnati (Northwest), OH 2195 1375 Kemper Meadows Drive Suite A Cincinnati, OH 45240

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