Aircraft Structural Installer

Overview

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Minimum of three years of experience performing structural modifications on aircraft. A&P license preferred. US Citizen as defined in FAR 22 CFR 120.15 for required matters.

• Remove, repair, fabricate, replace, modify and install aircraft parts and structural components
• Plan, lay out, cut, bend, form, shape, fit, drill, ream, install fasteners, assemble and install sheet metal parts and airframe structural members
• Work with close tolerance dimensions and various types of fasteners using common hand tools, special instruments and pneumatic tools
• Perform structural modification and repair using engineering drawings, safety procedures, military specifications, standards and maintenance manuals in performance of assigned tasks
• Document work performed on aircraft forms, records and workbooks
• Perform structural modifications on various aircraft
• Experience in reading data design drawings
• Knowledgeable in the use of all installation tooling and equipment
• Provide own hand tools
• Use computer-based programs to clock in and perform other self-serve duties

• High school diploma or GED equivalent
• Minimum of three years of experience performing structural modifications on aircraft
• A&P license preferred
• Computer skills
• Problem-solving skills
• Complete assignments within company standards
• Work with other employees as part of a team or individually
• Background check for required matters
• US Citizen as defined in FAR 22 CFR 120.15 for required matters

• Normal workday is 8 hours Monday through Friday; overtime hours may be required
• Travel to other locations on occasion to perform structural modifications
• Work in Southeast Aerospace facility hangars; sometimes in a noisy environment
• Physical requirements:
  
  bending, squatting, sitting, working from ladders, lifting up to 50 lbs regularly
• Use of installation tools and equipment; reading and interpreting engineering drawings

For reference, compensation is typically DOE.