Assembler Technician I - First Shift, Composites and Bonding

Cirrus Aircraft•Duluth, MN

2d•$16 - $25

About The Position

As a Production Technician in Composites or Assembly, you will perform a variety of tasks involved in building aircraft. You will learn to use hand tools and pneumatic fixtures to assemble parts. The role requires flexibility, adaptability, and a willingness to learn new skills as needed. New hires initially learn one discipline, build, or skillset within approximately three months, depending on the assembly area they join.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
1–3 years of related experience.
Knowledge of basic tools and good judgment when selecting the appropriate tool for the job.

Nice To Haves

Ability to read blueprints and drawings and calculate dimensions to within one thousandth of an inch.
Automotive or marine mechanic and collision repair experience, including removing and installing components.
Assembly experience performing basic tasks, such as installing parts and hardware, according to specific instructions.
Experience in low- or medium-volume manufacturing settings involving hands-on assembly.
Experience in high-volume manufacturing settings that are station-based or use automation.
Military experience in a non-mechanical discipline, including Guard, Reserves, or active service.
Surface preparation experience, including cleaning, sanding, and masking surfaces for adhesive application.
Fine-detail carpentry experience, such as building furniture or cabinets.
Construction or DIY experience, including building, framing, construction, or detailed home repair.
Plumbing experience, including installing and torquing flared fittings such as fuel, oil, and hydraulic fittings.
General aircraft knowledge, including a pilot's license, experience flying small aircraft, or military experience working around aircraft.
Experience in fast-paced environments, such as quick oil changes, tire changes, line cooking, fast food, or health care.

Responsibilities

Develop knowledge in one primary responsibility within the assembly area, learning an initial discipline, build, or skillset within approximately three months, depending on the assembly area.
Develop skills in reading and understanding engineering drawings and specifications.
Ensure parts, fit, clearance, alignment, and functional performance comply with design requirements.
Clean, set up, and use bonding, drilling, and holding fixtures.
Install rivets, screws, and bolts using appropriate tools.
Route wires, cables, and tubing.
Torque hardware and fittings using various tools and test equipment.
Follow and properly document aircraft build instructions.
Wear required personal protective equipment, including a respirator when required.
Learn to mix and apply adhesives, resins, and sealants according to instructions.
Maintain a clear and organized workstation according to department standards.

Benefits

Medical, vision, and dental coverage, with additional dependent coverage options.
Employer-paid group term life insurance and short- and long-term disability insurance.
Flexible spending accounts and health savings accounts, with company contributions to HSA.
Calm Health, an Employee Assistance Program, and wellness incentives through the medical provider.
401(k) plan with a dollar-for-dollar match up to 5% after 90 days and 100% vesting after one year of service.
Various PTO plans, starting at 100 hours accrued within the first year.
Paid holidays.
Two weeks of paid parental leave.
Paid funeral leave and jury duty time.
Tuition reimbursement and professional growth opportunities.
Cirrus Store, partner, and marketplace discounts.
Company and employee clubs at various locations.