Machining - Assembly Operator 2nd shift

Chromalloy•San Antonio, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves checking, assembling, and disassembling engine modules and components. The operator will remove defective parts, visually inspect components against repair criteria, and install assemblies while maintaining strict tolerances and specifications. Responsibilities include measuring and examining completed units, interpreting technical drawings, and performing visual/dimensional checks using various tools. The position also requires using specialized equipment like flushing, pressure check, and borescope tools, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, troubleshooting, testing, and performing structural sheet metal repairs. Efficient planning and prioritization are key to meeting schedules, along with adherence to all regulatory, customer, and internal requirements.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent
Ability to read, speak, write, understand, and verbally express ideas and instructions in English.
Capable of reading, interpreting, and understanding technical documents and quality procedures.
Skilled and knowledgeable of various types of Precision Measurement Equipment.
Ability to apply shop mathematics.
Operate industrial truck or electric hoist.
Comply with work instructions laid out by job documentation, engineering, and regulatory requirements.
Understanding of aviation terms.
Working knowledge of applicable technical publications.

Nice To Haves

May be required to perform other duties and work flexible schedules, including shift work, as company workload dictates.

Responsibilities

Check, assemble, and disassemble engine modules and components.
Remove defective components and visually check components according to repair criteria.
Install assemblies and sub-assemblies into modules while maintaining tolerances and rigid specifications.
Measure and examine completed units to ensure conformance to specifications.
Interpret drawings and applicable technical data to perform required repairs.
Visual/Dimensionally check assemblies and sub-assemblies using various methods and tooling.
Use flushing, pressure check, and borescope equipment as required to complete tasks.
Ensure that the processing and inspection of components are within the applicable regulatory authority.
Troubleshoot, test, and check components as well as perform structural sheet metal repairs.
Plan, prioritize and perform work in an efficient manner to meet schedules.
Comply with all applicable regulatory, customer, and internal requirements.