Assembler II

Orizon Aerostructures•Wichita, KS

10h•Onsite

About The Position

Assemble, modify and install aircraft structural assemblies, sub-assemblies, and structures on aircraft systems. This role involves joining sub-assemblies, performing repairs and rework, self-inspecting work, correcting imperfections, and ensuring final assemblies are free of debris and non-conformance issues. The Assembler II also identifies opportunities for process improvement and follows all safety procedures.

Requirements

Must meet all the education, experience and skills of a Level 1 Assembler.
Must be able to “Self-Inspect” using Calibrated Measuring Devices.
Must have demonstrated ability to perform rework and repairs requiring MRB.
Must have demonstrated ability to complete Level 1 assembly without error requiring MRB for 6 months.
Must be certified Mechanic Verification Process (MVP).
Must have demonstrated ability to maintain production schedule, Earned Standard Hour objectives, and production goals.

Responsibilities

Perform responsibilities associated with a Level 1 Inspector and a Level 1 Mechanic.
Join sub-assemblies such as fairings and the mating of major assembly callouts, butt, station and water lines.
Blind pick up of hole locations for blank parts from existing structure.
Perform repairs and rework, without direct supervision, for issues which require MRB (Material Review Board) instructions or approval.
Self-inspect work in accordance with Customer Specifications using Calibrated Precision Measuring Devices (i.e.: Calipers, Micrometers, Height Gauges, etc.).
Correct imperfections, such as skin canning conditions, buckles, wrinkles in outer skins and remove surface defects as assigned.
Shim, fit, trim and align structural assemblies and sub-assemblies using custom made shims.
Perform final check to ensure all assemblies and detail parts are free of Foreign Object Debris (FOD) and non-conformance issues.
Identify opportunities for process improvement and participate in implementation of process improvements.
Follow all safety procedures and report unsafe conditions to safety officials or manufacturing supervision.