Repair Station Assembler C - 2nd Shift

What You Will Do

• Component Assembly:
  Perform all necessary sub‑assembly and component assembly operations, including bonding and riveting, to complete sub‑assembled components with precision.
• Seat Assembly:
  Perform all necessary installations and adjustments of all parts to complete Aircraft Seat Repairs.
• Instruction Utilization:
  Interpret and follow trim and finish drawings, work orders, job cards, and verbal/written instructions to assemble components efficiently and accurately.
• Fixture and Equipment Setup:
  Set up and operate all types of fixtures, jigs, and testing equipment required to complete sub‑assembled components to exact specifications.
• Fit and Adjustment:
  Skillfully assemble, fit, and adjust metal and plastic details to structures and weldments, ensuring proper alignment and functionality.
• Final Adjustments:
  Conduct final checks and make necessary adjustments to ensure the proper functional operation of components, meeting all quality standards.
• Component Repairs:
  Perform adjustments and repairs on assemblies, including forming, trimming, filling, deburring, reaming, testing, cleaning, and straightening parts as needed.
• Quality Assurance:
  Ensure all work conforms to blueprints, written procedures, and quality specifications, maintaining the highest standards throughout the assembly process.
• Material Handling:
  Efficiently move materials to and from work positions, keeping the workflow smooth and uninterrupted.
• Record Keeping:
  Maintain accurate records and reports in alignment with work performance requirements, ensuring traceability and accountability.
• Production Standards:
  Consistently meet all production and quality standards, contributing to the overall success of the team.
• Issue Reporting:
  Identify and report any non‑compliance issues or difficulties to supervision promptly to ensure timely resolution.
• Workplace Safety:
  Maintain a clean and safe work area, reporting all discrepancies to management to uphold a safe working environment.
• Professional Conduct:
  Represent Collins Aerospace with professionalism and integrity, maintaining a businesslike demeanor at all times.

This position will work 2nd shift; training will be performed during 1st shift for 3‑4 weeks Monday‑Friday 6:00 am to 2:30 pm. Once training is complete you will begin working 2nd shift Monday‑Friday 2:30 pm to 11:00 pm.

Typical Tools & Equipment:
Rivet guns, hand drills, countersinks, sanders, reamers, wrenches, screwdrivers, hammers, pliers, punches, and any other hand tool required in the assembly of aircraft seating components.

You Must Have HS Diploma or equivalent. In the absence of a HS diploma or GED, 2 years of relevant experience is required. Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without the company’s immigration sponsorship now or in the future. The company will not offer immigration sponsorship for this position. The company will not seek an export authorization for this role.

We Prefer Blueprint Proficiency:
Skilled in reading and interpreting work orders, trim and finish drawings, blueprints, job cards, and marked‑up drawings, ensuring accuracy in every task. Mechanical Proficiency:
Skilled in the utilization of various hand and power tools necessary to complete all repairs and installations of various parts and sub‑assemblies. Mathematical Competence:
Solid understanding of basic shop math, enabling precise measurements and calculations during assembly operations. Documentation

Skills:

Capable of accurately filling out standard forms and records, maintaining meticulous documentation of work processes. Tech Savvy:
Proficient with data collection devices and computers, with the ability to efficiently enter and retrieve data from PCs as required for the role. Physical Capability:
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