Avionics Assembler - 4th Shift

Honeywell Aerospace•Minneapolis, MN

5d•Onsite

About The Position

As an Assembler at Honeywell Aerospace, you will assemble and integrate avionics systems while ensuring high-quality production that meets industry standards and customer requirements. You will set up, operate, and troubleshoot special-purpose and miscellaneous light machines and equipment; assemble parts and subassemblies; perform calibration and testing functions; and instruct and train other operators. The stated fourth-shift schedule is Sunday and Thursday from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 p.m. to 10 a.m. The schedule does not include mandated overtime. Training may take place on a different shift. The position is onsite, as indicated by the posting's #LI-Onsite designation. Honeywell Aerospace is launching as an independent, publicly traded aerospace and defense company, building on a legacy of operational excellence and mission-focused execution. Its systems are on board 90% of the world's aircraft. The Electronic Solutions business develops avionics, navigation systems, sensors, and electromagnetic defense technology for commercial aviation, defense, and space. The hourly pay rate is $30.25. Candidates must be U.S. persons as defined in the posting and authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis; visa sponsorship is not available. The application period is estimated to be 40 days from the posting date and may change according to business needs and candidate availability.

Requirements

Knowledge of safety protocols and procedures in a manufacturing setting.
Ability to operate production machinery and tools effectively.
Familiarity with quality control processes and standards.
Must be a U.S. person as defined in the posting: a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, or person with protected status under asylum or refugee status.
Must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis; visa sponsorship is not available.

Responsibilities

Use a computer to access work instructions and enter labor tracking information.
Use fine motor skills to assemble products, particularly small parts and intricate components.
Maintain the work area and keep it clean.
Set up and perform visual, mechanical, and electrical checks on parts, subassemblies, and devices.
Check the quality of parts being run; reposition and align components; and fasten tools and fixtures.
Clean parts using plasma cleaners, sonic cleaners, and other processes.
Perform assembly functions such as label making, stamping, laser beam welding, and epoxy applications.
Set up, operate, and troubleshoot special-purpose and miscellaneous light machines and equipment.
Assemble parts and subassemblies and perform calibration and test functions.
Instruct and train other operators.