Aerospace Assembly Technician

Davis Tool, Inc•Hillsboro, OR

About The Position

Davis Tool has an immediate opening for an aerospace assembler. The successful candidate will have experience translating customer specifications and assembly drawings into complex and high-detail mechanical and electrical assemblies. Qualified applicants will have experience working within stringent customer and AS9100 specifications. This is an experienced-level position. Davis Tool, Inc. is an advanced technology manufacturing company supporting the high tech, medical, consumer products, and aerospace industries. At Davis Tool we leverage technology to provide services that few other companies can provide. In addition, our 24 hour a day/5 day per week manufacturing facilities and focus on continuous improvement supports our ability to deliver the highest levels of quality and customer satisfaction.

Requirements

Process oriented.
Can translate 2D drawings and specifications into correct action.
Good problem-solving skills.
Critical thinking; can visualize results in advance of taking critical steps.
High attention to detail and is quality conscious.
Can integrate into a high-performing team and work independently.
Excellent written and verbal communication.
Effective computer skills.
Can demonstrate increasing responsibility and leadership.
Can routinely handle objects weighing up to 50 pounds.
Understands Lean Manufacturing principles.

Nice To Haves

FAA Airframe and/or Power-plant certification.

Responsibilities

Expertise understanding and interpreting stringent customer specifications and industry standards.
Demonstrated experience building complex or high-detail assemblies.
Drilling, reaming, honing and match-drilling to precise hole sizes.
Using arbor press and hydraulic press to shrink-fit install bearings, bushings and other components.
Sealant application and precise sealant mixture by weight or volume ratio.
Interpret customer specifications to implement requirements for the installation of aerospace rivets, crimps, bolts or custom hardware.
Use of precision inspection equipment such as calipers, micrometers, torque testers, mega-ohmmeters, and height gauges.
Pass and maintain yearly internal aerospace certifications.
Familiarity with controlled material traceability and limited-life material requirements.