Router Room Operator ; Weekend Shift

Overview

Job Summary The Router Room Operator I will produce aircraft parts using shop tools and standard aircraft materials at or above the expected standards of safety, quality, schedule and cost, using engineering and industrial definitions, procedures and guidelines that support the delivery to the aircraft for all aircraft models. Promote and foster a positive work environment and display a respectful attitude.

• Learn or be knowledgeable in one or more CNC machines with emphasis on quality, consistency and safety
• 3 axis single table Start-up / Shut Down
• Gerber Machine
• Work with 2D/3D data, company standards, work instructions, and perform necessary calculations using math to complete tasks related to making aircraft parts
• Responsible for insert installation/preparation, edge fill application, panel skin repair, foam taping or fabricating burn coupons depending on Router Room assignment
• Select and verify materials from stock to manufacture parts and maintain traceability of materials per process
• Promptly inform team leader and maintenance of any unplanned machine down time (edge fill and insert laser)
• Perform quality and self-checks of fabricated items per company procedures
• Determine work to be accomplished, to complete assignments within established plans accordingly to expected standards of safety, quality, schedule and cost
• Accurately log computerized labor data collection for time and attendance tracking
• Create and attach parts identification labels to completed parts when applicable
• Communicates and interacts well with co-workers and management
• Maintain a clean and organized work area
• Work in a safe manner in accordance with OSHA and company safety procedures
• Support and propose continuous improvement to management and co-workers
• Embrace and foster ACE values with peers and helps create a work environment aimed at operational excellence

• Perform all other duties as assigned

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Six (6) months of experience working with composite panel materials and adhesives
• Must be proficient in all aspects of one of the following with emphasis on quality, consistency and safety
• Insert preparation and installation
• Edge fill flat and curved panels
• Panel skin repair
• Burn coupon fabrication process
• ASP foam taping
• Willingness and aptitude to learn basic shop equipment
• Good mechanical aptitude and understanding of machine principles
• Good communication skills
• Conscious of the importance of schedules and budgets and helps team achieve objectives
• Basic computer skills
• Able to use and work with common hand tools, table saws and sanders
• Able to work with engineering and industrial definition using 2D/3D data, company standards and work instructions to complete the preparation of composite panels to support cabinet fabrication
• Ability to lift and transport up to 50 lbs. with or without reasonable accommodation
• Visual capacity and muscular dexterity to work on fine detail, high-cost products with a minimum of errors and rework
• Must be able to work with adhesives and chemicals
• Must not be abnormally allergic to solvents, or other router related products that produce fumes or dust while using or in the vicinity
• Ability to solve practical problems when needed
• Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral or diagram form

• Understanding of logistical process and knowledge of Dynamo labels and Falcon Trac

Typical factory environment. May work in areas with high noise levels and limited climate control. May work in a confined space. Works with company’s approved adhesives and chemicals. May encounter safety hazards such as mechanical hazards (moving machine parts) and health hazards (dust and fumes).

This position is designated as a safety-sensitive position because it includes as part of the essential job duties operating equipment and tools on a routine basis. Additionally, the duties of this position concern the service and completion of aircraft, and overall airworthiness of the aircraft. This position is one in which a lapse of attention could…