Structural Assembly Technician
$32–$36/hr
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$32–$36/hr
About the role
- Day-to-DayFollow group lead direction and shop orders to read and understand assigned manufacturing tasks
- Document work performed in shop orders and verify completed work
- Perform daily checkouts of manufacturing equipment
- Support flight hardware moving operations by assisting test conductors and other operators
- Report supply and equipment deficiencies to management
- Maintain clean, organized work spaces
- Keep personal training and certifications current
- Occasionally assist other manufacturing teams in the production of spacecraft hardware
- Be available to work some weekends and holidays
- Good driving record
- High school diploma/equivalent and 2–4 years of experience in a manufacturing or warehouse environment
- Previous experience safely operating a forklift, man-lift, and/or crane
- Proficiency using mechanical tools — drills, hand tools, and basic measuring equipment
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications
- Comfortable using desktop computers
- Available to work overtime, weekends, and occasional shift changes to support production goals
- Advanced mechanical skills for drilling, cutting, and shaping metals and compositesFAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Certification
- Experience leading small teams of technicians building complex structures or assemblies
- Previous experience operating specialized equipment and/or machinery
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