Assembler Technician (Aerospace)
applied aerospace defenseNewington (CT)
Assembler Technician (Aerospace)
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applied aerospace defenseNewington (CT)
Aircraft Structure, Surfaces, Rigging, and Systems AssemblersOther Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Description:
FUNCTION:In an assigned area or cell, work with limited supervision to perform the assembly of Production aircraft parts as well as the teardown, and assembly of Overhaul & Repair designated aircraft parts.
TYPICAL DUTIES:
Performs fitting and assembly operations on various production aircraft parts. Performs teardown and assembly of overhaul & repair aircraft parts. Cleans and applies special adhesives to materials resulting in a permanent bonding of the materials. Sets up and controls furnace temperature in accordance with established specifications. Must be capable of reading and interpreting blueprints, operation sheets, technical specifications and overhaul manuals. Maintains necessary records and files. Works with limited supervision. Assists operators in a lower classification on assembly techniques as needed. Performs temporary part marking, In process transfer marking and final part parking operations using Vibro Engraving, Electro-chemical Etch, Ink Stamp, Dot-Peening, and Paint marking with suitable legibility to meet drawing or customer specification requirements Works under supervision with salary and hourly support groups to address the most complex problems. Must possess a skill level that eliminates errors that cause nonconforming material and maintain a consistent level of high quality work. Identify non-conformances at time of occurrence. Recognize opportunities for non-conformances and notify management of need for action. Actively participate in various aspects of Lean production and Continuous Improvement projects that drive efficiency improvements. Must work safely at all times. Participate in safety improvement initiatives by raising any safety concerns and helping to come up with corrective actions. May be assigned to carry out tasks, not specifically listed, within the scope and skill level of this job description in support of department or cell objectives and to develop individuals? skills.
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