Blue Streak Mechanic Apprenticeship A27A

Job Description

At Boeing, we innovate and collaborate to make the world a better place. We’re committed to fostering an environment for every teammate that’s welcoming, respectful and inclusive, with great opportunity for professional growth. Find your future with us.

The Boeing Company has an exciting opportunity, through our IAM/Boeing Joint Apprenticeship Program, for Blue Streak Mechanic Apprenticeship in the Puget Sound region in Washington State!

This comprehensive 4-year training program consists of 8,000 hours of paid on-the-job training and essential classroom education, designed to equip you with the skills needed to excel. You will attend school for a minimum of 144 unpaid hours per school year, registered through a local Community and Technical College. Your wages as an apprentice will be defined in Article 17 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the International Association of Machinists District 751 and The Boeing Company, with progression to a higher wage step for every 1,000 hours of recorded on-the-job training until completion.

Upon graduation from the Apprenticeship, you will be placed in the target job at the maximum rate and receive a journey-worker certificate and card recognized worldwide.

Apprentices will learn the following tasks to become proficient as a journey-level graduate of the program:
Fabricate details and assemblies by hand and other mechanical means to support production, Aircraft on Ground (AOG), and/or critical spares requirements. When prints, templates, or tools are not available, develop and fabricate complex temporary shop aid templates and tools, which include forming compound curvatures and angles to support part fabrication. Accomplishment of the above tasks requires regular use of obsolete blueprints, advanced shop mathematics, trigonometry, descriptive geometry (layout and lofting), geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, and computer aided design applications such as CATIA.

Applicants should have a strong willingness and aptitude for learning, problem solving, and judgement, as well as a mindset for continuous improvement.

Application Instructions:
Review the Prep Pack (link below) to confirm you meet apprenticeship minimum qualifications and for additional information.

To ensure your application is complete, all required assessments and courses must be finalized before submitting your application.

Documentation: When requested, provide documentation for all completed courses, test challenges, certificates, and degree programs.

Eligibility: Applicants must be at least 18 years of age; must be eligible for hire or rehire at Boeing; must never have been enrolled in or completed an IAM/Boeing Joint Apprenticeship program; must have a GED or a high school diploma; and must have US person status as defined by Boeing.

Proficiency in English & Math must be verified through the following:

• Completion of English 99 or higher OR a college placement test with results and placement into English 101 or higher.

• Completion of Intermediate Algebra in the last 5 years OR a college placement test with results and placement into Precalculus, Trigonometry or higher.

* Placement tests must have been taken in the last 5 years.

* We do not accept self-placement tests.

Apprenticeship Minimum Qualifications can be met by one of the three ways listed below and verified via transcripts, certifications/degrees and resume.

Vocational courses

• Basic Blueprint Reading or equivalent

• Basic Precision Measuring Tools or equivalent

Vocational certificates and degrees

• Composite Technician Certificate

• Manufacturing Composite Certificate

• Aerospace Composite Technician Certificate

• Advanced Composites Manufacturing Technician Certificate

1-year work experience in similar field below

• Bench Mechanic

• Boring Mills (Vertical, Horizontal)

• Computer Numerical Control

• Drills (Radial, Press, NC)

• Duct Prep and Fit (for Weld)

• Fastener Removal (Rivets, Hi-Loks, Screws, etc.)

• Flight Control/Control Surface Repair (Flaps, Rudders, Slats)

• Forming (Roll, Hydro, Stretch, or Brake)

• Grinding (Internal, External, Surface, Thread)

• Heat Treat

• Jig Bore, Jig Grinder

• Lathes (Conventional, NC, CNC, Turret)

• Layout (Conventional, CMM)

• Layout & Lofting (Sheet Metal, Non-Metallic, Composite)

• Mills (Conventional, NC, CNC, Profile)

• Relocating, re-drilling, and reaming holes to size

• Sheet Metal Assembly, Sheet Metal Details

• Tooling, Tool Making

• Trade-related Bench Work

Additional information Links
:
Apprenticeship External Web Site, Standards of Apprenticeship, Prep Pack.

Target Job Responsibilities:

• Fabricate details and assemblies by hand or mechanical means to support production and airline A.O.G. or critical spares requirements.

• Develop and fabricate complex temporary shop aid templates and tools when prints or templates are unavailable, including forming compound curvatures and angles.

• Utilize obsolete blueprints, advanced shop math, trigonometry, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing to accomplish fabrication tasks.

• Collaborate with Engineering to redesign…