Assembler Technician in Training - First Shift

Cirrus Aircraft•Duluth, MN

35d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Manufacturing Technician, you will be trained in installing aircraft components, sub-assemblies, and composite parts. You will play an integral role creating and constructing the world's best-selling general aviation aircraft, though you do not need any aviation experience to succeed at Cirrus. However, with experience, you could earn a higher starting wage. Two targeted promotions within your first year if starting at the Training Rate (TR). $2K Sign-on eligible until further notice. Schedule: This is a first shift position M-Th; 6:00 AM - 4:30 PM; Overtime as required

Requirements

High School diploma or GED
One-year relevant experience and/or training related to skills/experiences listed in the next section preferred
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced team environment
High levels of integrity and ability to communicate errors to leadership to ensure immediate correction
Initiative to finish assignments and personal accountability for time management.
Reliable and dependable work ethic and can adapt to changing work requirements
Ability to read blueprints and drawings and able to calculate dimensions within a thousandth of an inch
Knowledge of basic tools and uses good judgment when selecting the proper tool for the job

Nice To Haves

Auto/marine mechanic and collision repair: Ability to work on auto/marine items to remove and install components.
Assembly: Perform basic assembly tasks, such as installing parts and hardware, as required following specific instructions.
Low/Medium volume Manufacturing: Slower manufacturing settings where some hands-on assembly is required.
High Volume Manufacturing: High volume manufacturing settings that are more station based or automation is used to produce the product.
Military: Guard, Reserves and active military experience in a non-mechanical discipline.
Surface Preparation: Prep surfaces for adhesives by cleaning, sanding, and masking areas to ensure proper adhesion.
Carpentry skills: Fine detail carpentry building such as furniture, cabinets, etc.
Construction/DIY: Building, framing, construction, etc. as well as detailed major home repair.
Plumbing: Installing and torquing flared fittings such as fuel, oil and hydraulic. Also experience within the plumbing trade.
General aircraft knowledge: Knowledge of working around aircraft with specific experience such as obtaining a pilot's license, multiple experiences flying in small aircraft, military working on and around aircraft but not maintenance related, etc.
Fast paced environments: Work environments like quick oil change, tire change, line cooks, fast food, health care, etc.

Responsibilities

Learn to inspect, build and install aircraft components
Develop early skills in how to inspect, build and install aircraft components
Start reading and understanding process instructions, engineering drawing and specifications
Assemble items using written and visual instructions
Learn about parts, parts fit, clearance, alignment, and functional performance complies with design requirements to gain confidence and familiarity
Understand importance of cleaning, set up and use of bonding, drilling, and holding fixtures
Begin skills in installing rivets, screws and bolts, using appropriate tools
Identify and learn routes for wires, cables and tubing
Grow skills in Torques hardware and fitting, practicing various tools and test equipment
Learn to understand, follow and properly document aircraft build instructions
Wears personal protective equipment as required and may include a respirator
Learns to mix and apply adhesives, resins, and sealants per instructions
Maintains a clear and organized workstation to department standards