Installation Technician - Insert and Flange
Installation Technician - Insert and Flange
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Junior
About the role
- Install inserts into HDPE liners according to engineering drawings, work instructions, and approved procedures.
- Install and inspect O-rings, seals, and backup rings, verifying correct material, size, lubrication, and seating.
- Apply calibrated torque to fasteners
- Perform leak testing and document results.
- Maintain strict foreign object debris control and cleanliness of liner interiors, threads, and sealing surfaces.
- Record lot numbers, serial numbers, and inspection data to maintain full component traceability.
- Identify, tag, and segregate nonconforming parts, and support quality with nonconformance reports and root cause investigations.
- High school diploma or GED required; technical certificate in manufacturing, machining, or mechanical technology preferred.
- 1–3 years of experience in precision mechanical assembly, aerospace, pressure vessel, hydraulics, or a similarly regulated manufacturing environment.
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, GD&T basics, and written work instructions.
- Proficiency with precision measuring instruments and torque tools.
- Experience with leak testing or high-pressure sealing systems is a strong plus.
- Strong documentation habits and comfort working in a quality-controlled (ISO 9001 or AS9100) environment.
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