Machining - Assembly Operator 1st shift

Chromalloy•San Antonio, TX

About The Position

The Assembly Operator performs repair, inspection, assembly, and testing work on engine modules and components. The role requires interpreting drawings and technical data, checking assemblies and parts against repair criteria and specifications, and producing components that meet airworthiness standards and applicable regulatory, customer, and internal requirements. The operator works safely, contributes to team goals, and seeks to improve efficiency and productivity while maintaining quality. The position may require other duties and flexible schedules, including shift work, depending on company workload.

Requirements

Ability to read, speak, write, understand, and verbally express ideas and instructions in English.
Ability to communicate effectively with peers, subordinates, supervisors, management personnel, suppliers, and customers.
Ability to read, interpret, and understand technical and quality procedures.
Ability to apply shop mathematics.
Working knowledge of applicable technical publications and understanding of aviation terms.
Ability to work with adequate supervision and apply skills and knowledge to work assignments.
Ability to use, read, and interpret various types of precision measurement equipment.
Ability to operate industrial trucks or an electric hoist.

Responsibilities

Follow applicable health, safety, and environmental rules and policies.
Demonstrate ethical conduct and integrity in accordance with the company’s codes, principles, policies, and procedures.
Participate effectively in a team environment that supports company goals and objectives.
Use critical thinking and common-sense problem solving to carry out instructions.
Read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, procedure manuals, technical and quality procedures, drawings, and applicable technical data.
Look for ways to increase efficiency and productivity while maintaining required quality.
Understand applicable regulations, inspection methods, techniques, practices, aids, equipment, and tools used to determine component airworthiness.
Ensure component processing and inspection comply with applicable regulatory authority requirements and comply with regulatory, customer, and internal requirements.
Interpret drawings and technical data to perform required repairs.
Visually and dimensionally inspect assemblies and sub-assemblies using appropriate methods and tooling.
Plan, prioritize, and perform work efficiently to meet schedules.
Use flushing, pressure-check, and borescope equipment as required.
Check, assemble, and disassemble engine modules and components.
Remove defective components and visually inspect components according to repair criteria.
Troubleshoot, test, and check components.
Produce components and parts that meet airworthiness standards efficiently.
Perform structural sheet metal repairs.
Install assemblies and sub-assemblies into modules while maintaining tolerances and specifications.
Measure and examine completed units to verify conformance to specifications.
Follow work instructions in job documentation, engineering requirements, and regulatory requirements.
Perform other duties and work flexible schedules, including shift work, as company workload dictates.
Communicate effectively with peers, subordinates, supervisors, management personnel, suppliers, and customers.
Apply shop mathematics and use, read, and interpret precision measurement equipment.
Operate industrial trucks or an electric hoist.