Assembly Tech
aero specialtiesBoise (ID)
About the role
Job Description: Assembly Technician Boise, IDFull-time
Description:
AERO Specialties is a world leader in manufacturing and distributing high-quality ground support equipment (GSE). We opened our doors in 1987 as a small, local manufacturer and have grown tremendously with offices in the Boise, ID, USA area and multiple international sales as service locations. We remain dedicated to the company's mission of providing the best GSE and customer service possible. We are seeking new team members who share our core values and vision: building a team of people dedicated to our purpose who strive for excellence in performance! The AERO Specialties Assembly Technician is responsible for building a variety of specialized equipment such as tow bars and lavatory carts used in servicing aircraft. This position is not an assembly line role and requires the Technician to build a unit from start to finish utilizing a variety of tools and methodologies. What are we looking for? Someone with the following Core Competencies The ability to work hard, to complete multiple challenging tasks/projects within agreed time frames and with the appropriate level of critical thinking and quality. To manage daily, monthly and annual goals with clear, proactive communication and follow-up across all teams, both internal and external. To drive to improve the business and its processes by seeking efficiency in all activities. A commitment to be your best self - everyday; to taking responsibility for your actions; to taking a positive approach towards your coworkers, our challenges and our failures; to pushing yourself and your coworkers for results. We strive for success but sometimes we miss. When we do, we expect everyone to pull together, to get back up and to push forward again - together. And someone who can: Utilize hand tools and other equipment to complete the build of AERO products. Follow build procedures to ensure each unit meets company and customer specifications. Ensure each unit meets quality standards, check units for defects and accuracy. Follow documentation requirements to ensure proper tracking of units through the build process.
Requirements:
- What qualifies someone for this position?
- Experience using hand and power tools is necessary
- Aviation parts experience is a plus
- Mechanical aptitude
- Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced work environment
- Strong organizational skills and detail oriented
- Ability to operate a forklift and/or complete our internal forklift training program
- What do you get in return?
- Competitive pay DOE!We pay 100% of your (the employee’s) health insurance premium at time of eligibility (after 60 days at 1st of the month)!Health Reimbursement Account (HRA)!Flexible Spending Account (FSA)!Employer match for 401k with eligibility to participate after only 90 days!
- Options for short-term and long-term disability insurance!
- Flexible work schedules!
- Paid vacations and personal time; the longer you’re with us, the more you’ll accrue!
- Paid holidays!
- Potential for profit sharing!
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