Level 3: Works autonomously on highly complex articles, proactively identifying issues & implementing effective solutions.
High School Diploma/GED Equivalent
Problem-Solving: Proven ability to diagnose & resolve fabrication issues, adapting techniques & processes to overcome unique challenges inherent in customized aircraft assembly
Occasional lifting of up to 50 pounds.
Safety Awareness: Following safety protocols & maintaining a safe work environment
Material Expertise: Deep knowledge of a broad range of materials used in aircraft interior fabrication, including adhesives, sealants, coatings, primers, chemical solvents, paints, composites, & specialty finishes like liquid nitrogen treatments. Understands the unique properties & handling requirements of each material to ensure quality fabrication
Level 2: 2 to 5 years of manufacturing experience, with proficiency in interpreting, authoring, & executing assembly & component test requirements.
Level 3: Collaborates with engineering and quality teams on prototype builds, offering design improvement recommendations for current & future products.
Level 3: 5+ years of experience in aerospace manufacturing, demonstrating advanced mechanical & electrical aptitude and knowledge.
More than 3 years
Hearing & vision within normal ranges is essential for safe conduct on the manufacturing floor & to meet job responsibilities
Level 3: Provides leadership by coaching & mentoring lower-level assemblers, fostering skill development & promoting continuous improvement within the team.
Tool Proficiency: Experience using a wide range of hand & power tools, from basic hand tools to advanced shop equipment such as pneumatic tools, rivet guns, bucking bars, C-squeeze riveters, ratchet wrenches, nut runners, & specialty grinders
Level 3: Exhibits expert-level problem-solving abilities & technical insight.