Assembler Fabricator

Summary

Utilizes advanced technical skills to fabricate, assemble, and repair metallic and nonmetallic parts and assemblies for operational aircraft.

• Fabricates, assembles and repairs detail parts, subassemblies and assemblies for operational aircraft, applying moderate to complex techniques and judgment.
• Executes routine and non‑routine tasks in fabrication and assembly by following established methods and work instructions, marking dimensions, and routing, sawing, drilling and adding value to parts.
• Operates hand and power tools such as routers, drills and grinders to meet part specifications, performing trimming, grinding, deburring, beveling and polishing.
• Assembles parts into subassemblies and complete assemblies, applying fasteners, adhesives and performing installations according to blueprints, ensuring conformance to specifications.
• Operates production equipment like presses, shears, drills and mills to fabricate parts and components for production.

Performs additional duties as assigned, which may include cross‑departmental tasks.

• 2+ years of experience in fabrication and assembly of metallic and non‑metallic parts for operational aircraft.
• General knowledge of aerospace assembly specifications.
• Experience using the following tools: rivet squeeze, pull rivet gun, roller swaging, arbor press.
• Experience working with the following hardware and materials: bushing, rivets, nut plates, bearings, Hi‑Lok, Heli‑Coils, mixing and applying adhesives, sealants, primers and Semkits.

• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, work instructions and production plans.
• Ability to complete specialized certifications as required for the role.

• Ability to work more than 8 hours per day and 5 days a week, as needed.

• Frequent lifting of up to 50 pounds.

1st Shift – M‑F: 6 am – 3:30 pm, rotating Saturdays