Assembly and Test Technician - 2nd Shift

Posted 18 days ago

first tekElma (NY)

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About the role

Assembly & Test (A&T) Technician IIOur team in Commercial Aircraft Group is looking for an Assembly & Test (A&T) Technician II to join them. You will report to the Process Manager and will have an onsite, 2nd shift work schedule in East Aurora, New York. To be considered for this role, here's what you'll need to bring with you: High School diploma or GED preferred. Otherwise, demonstrated ability to understand and apply all verbal, written and computer work instructions or training in English, and demonstrated ability to perform simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. At least 3 years of related experience in a related technical field. In accordance with strict Federal Aviation Agency (F.A.A.) regulations regarding Safety Sensitive Work (S.S.W.), employee enrollment & participation in the company's "F.A.A. Drug & Alcohol Program" is a requirement for this position. As an A&T Technician II, you will: Perform assembly activities using a variety of mechanical and electronic measurement equipment and specialized fixtures, tooling, gauging and torque mechanisms to obtain desired build requirements. Work from drawings, work instructions, parts lists or other instruction and provide written communication defining performance results and situational circumstances. Test operations include setting up and performing operational tests of finished products on high precision test stands. This activity uses hydraulic, pneumatic and electronic test equipment, fixtures and tools to obtain desired performance results. Diagnose test failures and assess hardware condition to provide recommended rework instruction and configuration changes. Perform daily administrative responsibilities to support overall operations.

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