Aircraft Sheet Metal Mechanic
Listed on 2026-06-04
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Aircraft Maintenance/ Mechanic, Fabrication
SHEET METAL MECHANIC — C‑130 MODIFICATION PROGRAM Colorado Springs, CO | $40–$42/hr | Full-Time | Contract-to-Hire
Pay & Schedule$40–$42 per hour depending on experience
Overtime paid at time and a half
Split per diem available for those who qualify
Paid weekly after the first week
About the CompanyThis opportunity is with a cutting‑edge aerospace and defense technology integrator specializing in special mission aircraft, intelligence solutions, and platform modernization. The company supports U.S. and allied military forces with advanced systems and customized modifications on fixed‑and rotary‑wing aircraft, including tactical air lifters like the C‑130. With decades of innovation in aviation modernization, they remain a trusted partner to government and defense customers around the world.
Position OverviewAs a Sheet Metal Mechanic on the C‑130 modification program, you will be responsible for major structural work including installation of upgrades, removal of legacy systems, and fabrication of new airframe components. You will work from blueprints and engineering instructions to carry out high‑precision modifications on military aircraft, ensuring quality, safety, and mission readiness at every step.
Key Responsibilities- Perform heavy structural modification work on C‑130 aircraft in accordance with engineering drawings and technical manuals
- Remove, fabricate, modify, and install aircraft sheet metal structures including doublers, stiffeners, stringers, frames, skins, and panels
- Use tools such as rivet guns, drills, shears, brakes, and hand tools to accomplish structural modifications
- Perform cold working, drilling, reaming, countersinking, and precision fitting of structural components
- Conduct repair and rework of damaged or previously modified aircraft structures
- Document all work performed and comply with FAA, military, and company documentation standards
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