Aerospace MRO Technician

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Tulsa, OK

2d•Onsite

About The Position

At the direction of the MRO Supervisor, and working as part of a team that includes Engineering and Quality Departments, the MRO Technician is responsible for properly repairing aircraft parts in accordance with specifications. While an experienced MRO Tech would be ideal, this is also a position for which people with strong mechanical aptitude, some background in working with their hands, and an ability to learn, can be trained.

Requirements

Communication, verbal and written (English)
Strong aptitude at working with hands, building, repairing, etc.
Measure: read scales, calipers and tape measures
Organizes, plans, prioritizes & completes work on time
Paperwork precision and accuracy
Power tool proficiency: band saws, drill presses, riveters, pneumatic press, etc
Hand tool proficiency: drills, routers, manual rivet squeeze, knives, etc.)
Read and interpret technical documents (dwgs, specs, M&P etc.)
Basic computer skills
Must be able to lift 35 pounds and spend considerable time on feet
High school diploma or GED required
0 – 5 years experience as MRO mechanic

Nice To Haves

Aerospace experience preferred but not required

Responsibilities

Actively support and participate in continuous improvement activities, team meetings, and holding him/herself accountable for sustaining improvements.
Repairs aircraft and bonded structures according to blueprints and specifications
Reads and interprets blueprints in order to determine type of repair and tools required
Examines structure to determine location, nature, and extents of defect or damage
Manufactures bonded structures in accordance with engineering drawings, process specifications, and planning documents.
Fabricates, assembles, reworks and repairs bonded structures
Assembles aircraft parts following blueprints and specifications.
Lay-up of composite & metal bond structures
Composite tear down, lay-up, bag & assembly of panels
Part traceability