Assembly Mechanic

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Qualifications
Assembly of aerospace structures
Communication, verbal and written (English)
Composite edge seal, de-flash sanding and pinhole fill/paint prep of panels
Computer skills (MS Office & business system)
Hand tool proficiency (drills, +0 degree grinders, routers, manual rivet squeeze, knives, etc.)
Part traceability
Power tool proficiency: band saws, drill presses, riveters, pneumatic press, etc
Read and interpret technical documents (dwgs, Mylars, specs, M&P etc.)
The Mechanic must have a mechanical aptitude, the ability to use precision tools, and the ability to read and comprehend engineering drawings, process specifications, and planning documents
Must be able to lift 30 lbs
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Responsibilities
The Mechanic is responsible for properly manufacturing and/or repairing aircraft parts and assemblies in accordance with specifications
Assembles aircraft parts following blueprints, Mylars and specifications
Reads and interprets blueprints/Mylars in order to determine type of tools and process required
Finish out of small details including deflash, edge seal and pinhole fill
Manufactures new bonded structures in accordance with engineering drawings, process specifications, and planning documents
Fabricates, assembles, reworks and repairs bonded structures
Manufactures new parts and assemblies according to engineering drawings, process specifications, and planning documents
Actively support and participate in continuous improvement activities, team meetings, and holding him/herself accountable for sustaining improvements
Measure: read scales, calipers and tape measures
Organizes, plans, prioritizes & completes work on time
Paperwork precision and accuracy
Job description
The Mechanic is responsible for properly manufacturing and/or repairing aircraft parts and assemblies in accordance with specifications.
Primary Duties & Responsibilities:
• Assembles aircraft parts following blueprints, Mylars and specifications.
• Reads and interprets blueprints/Mylars in order to determine type of tools and process required
• Finish out of small details including deflash, edge seal and pinhole fill.
• Manufactures new bonded structures in accordance with engineering drawings, process specifications, and planning documents.
• Fabricates, assembles, reworks and repairs bonded structures
• Manufactures new parts and assemblies according to engineering drawings, process specifications, and planning documents.
• Actively support and participate in continuous improvement activities, team meetings, and holding him/herself accountable for sustaining improvements.
Knowledge and Skills:
• Assembly of aerospace structures
• Communication, verbal and written (English)
• Composite edge seal, de-flash sanding and pinhole fill/paint prep of panels
• Computer skills (MS Office & business system)
• Hand tool proficiency (drills, +0 degree grinders, routers, manual rivet squeeze, knives, etc.)
• Measure: read scales, calipers and tape measures
• Organizes, plans, prioritizes & completes work on time
• Paperwork precision and accuracy
• Part traceability
• Power tool proficiency: band saws, drill presses, riveters, pneumatic press, etc
• Read and interpret technical documents (dwgs, Mylars, specs, M&P etc.)
Experience and Education:
• Education and Training
o High school diploma or GED preferredo Ideal would be familiarity with fabrication of metal/composite skins, doublers and detail parts.
• Technical Requirements
o The Mechanic must have a mechanical aptitude, the ability to use precision tools, and the ability to read and comprehend engineering drawings, process specifications, and planning documents.
• Must be able to lift 30 lbs.
Location Profile:
Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Helicomb International is a leading Tier II Supplier specializing in the manufacturing and repair of composite and metal bonded parts, sub-assemblies and assemblies for the global aerospace and defense industries.
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All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, ****** orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
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