Assembly Deburr Technician

Posted 2 days ago

ccsAnaheim (CA)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Benefits: Bonus based on performance Dental insurance Health insurance Vision insurance Working hours 6:00 AM to 2:30 PMQualification: High School Diploma Experience with detailed deburr and edge break operations (Aerospace/Defense) on various engine components
Deburr Experience: power deburr/edge break tools (air and electric) and their associated attachments (carbide burrs, flex hones, cartridge rolls, unitized points etc.)Ability to operate an engine block liner bore hone machine (Sunnen CK21 or similar)Competent with the use of manual deburr tools (deburr knives, countersinks, files, etc.)Strong mechanical and component assembly experience Production engine assembly or rebuilding experienceCNC machinery experience Experience with written instruction (physical sample, engineering blueprint, printed SOP, etc.)Mechanical Inspection, ability to read blueprints and mechanical assembly experience Measuring equipment experience (e.g. Micrometres, callipers, gauge pins, go/no-go gauges, etc.)Forklift operating experience 5% travel (for training as required).
Responsibilities: Complete assembly / disassembly of cylinder blocks during in-process machining operations. Set up and operate cylinder hone to achieve drawing specifications. Complete mechanical sub-assembly of cylinder heads. Use precision measuring tools to validate sub-component installation. Coordinate with QC department to validate part quality from QC reports.

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