Finishing Operator

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Wheels & Brakes (Carbon) – 11135 W Westbow Lane, Spokane, WA 99224, USA

United States of America

Onsite

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Collins Aerospace in Spokane WA is hiring for a motivated entry level Finishing Technician I. In this position you will learn to perform functions directly related to chemical processing. They may apply protective chemicals to carbon aircraft brakes and use manufacturing equipment to secure hardware aircraft brakes. On the Job Training provided.

The Finishing Department is responsible for three primary requirements: apply protective coatings to prevent oxidation, manage material flow in and out of ovens, and apply required hardware to allow our carbon products to fill a customer’s brake assembly for aircraft installation. Finishing operates and maintains Fanuc brand robots for a majority of the coating process and employees must undergo significant training to perform this work.

While some processes are manual, most of the work in this department is automated for ergonomic and safety reasons so confidence in troubleshooting digital and mechanical issues for equipment is a must.

• Rotating between day/night shift every 6 weeks.
• Starting Pay: $19/hr.
• Shift differential of +$2.25/hr paid on both day and night shifts.
• Additional 16 hours/month on average of built‑in overtime.

• You will be part of a team-oriented atmosphere and interact with other functional groups (e.g., engineering) on technical matters.
• You will adhere to all engineering instruction, standard operation procedures, and all departmental procedures.
• You will be responsible for process monitoring and quality checks.
• You will verify final assembled parts meet print.
• You will observe and follow all environmental, health and safety procedures.
• You will comply with all company policies and procedures.
• You will participate in Continuous Improvement activities.
• You will maintain a clean and organized work area.
• You will utilize basic to intermediate computer skills for data entry and process monitoring.

• You will gain the knowledge of all pertinent customer and company specifications including but not limited to international standards relating to the production of carbon‑carbon brake components & company policies.
• You will complete all training as assigned in the allotted time.
• You will learn how to use forklift and pallet jack.
• You will learn how to use riveters both manual and automated.
• You will learn how to use scales, calipers, micrometers.
• You will learn how to use bar code scanning equipment.
• You will learn how to use various tools (mixes, hotplates, etc.).
• You will learn how to operate the automated oxidation coating station.
• You will learn how to operate oxidation bake‑out ovens.
• You will learn how to operate power and pneumatic equipment.
• You will learn to operate automated material handling equipment.

• Typically requires an HS Diploma or a GED.
• U.S. Person (U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or granted refugee or asylee status) as defined here: https://.62
• Manufacturing or similar industry related experience.

• Ability to recognize problems with any process equipment & notify chain of command when tolerance limits are approached to avoid making defective parts.
• Ability to read drawings and operate per manufacturing procedures.
• Ability to prioritize tasks under constantly changing conditions where ingenuity and judgment…