Composite Repair - Production Operator 1st shift

As a Production Operator, you will need to be able to work in a fast paced, high-speed environment, follow standardized work, and adhere to safe work practices.

• Cross train on operations within multiple areas
• Use hand, power, and machine tools to facilitate preparation, cleaning, processes of molds, equipment, parts, assemblies, or machinery. Equipment used may include hand knife, automated power or hand cutters, injection mold presses, cranes or other lifting devices, oven operations or shop equipment such as drills, manual mills, etc.
• Follow standard and non-standard operating procedures to cut, shape, bond, lay-up, form, inject, cure, trim, drill and make repairs to composite and metal parts.
• Use simple inspection devices such as protractors, calipers, micrometers, tapes, tension or weight scales, gages, etc. to ensure quality of operation processes performed. Will be required to inspect and certify own work to establish standards.
• Perform their job duties utilizing the required and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Full participation in safety training and the ability to understand and follow the directions identified in Job Safety Analysis (JSA), PPE Assessments, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and all Safety Procedures and Alerts
• Utilize chemical cleaning procedures.
• Perform hand cleaning to include, acid etch, sanding, blending, and de-burring of aircraft engine parts to remove foreign elements from parts.
• Load and deliver aircraft parts to appropriate work areas.

• HS Diploma or equivalent required.
• Autobody and Mechanical background preferred
• Ability to use hand tools and gauges.
• Previous experience in a manufacturing environment using work instructions is preferred.
• Must be fluent in English, (speaking, reading, writing)

• Minimum lift floor to waist - 25 pounds
• Minimum lift waist to shoulder level - 25 pounds
• Minimum pull - 40 pounds