The Avionics Craftsman II manufactures aircraft wire harness assemblies and components and installs them on aircraft interior and other assemblies. The role uses engineering drawings, shop aids, tools, and equipment to meet production schedules and quality standards. This is a temporary role employed through an agency, and there are multiple openings. The craftsman fabricates, marks, cuts, labels, assembles, and tests wiring; interprets engineering data; and designs and builds shop aids. The position also involves maintaining tools and an orderly work area, following safety procedures, meeting target hours and schedules, and maintaining regular attendance. The craftsman may provide guidance to less experienced colleagues and perform other duties as assigned. The role requires aircraft wiring expertise, accuracy, communication and problem-solving skills, and the ability to work independently as well as cross-functionally. Employees working on programs subject to ITAR must meet the stated US Person eligibility requirements. Physical demands include lifting, climbing, overhead reaching, and working in varied postures and cramped areas. A minimum set of personal tools must be obtained within six months of initial employment; the company provides some tools.
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Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED