Final Line Mechanic I

Gulfstream•Savannah, GA

About The Position

In a team-oriented work environment, the Final Line Mechanic I installs parts and components, system lines, cables, and related items in an assigned area using required tools, prints, specifications, and operational requirements. The mechanic completes assigned work through final inspection and ensures conformance to specifications. The role involves assembling, installing, adjusting, and repairing aircraft structure parts and system components, including rigging control cables, linkages, control surfaces, landing gear and doors, engines, cowls, and aircraft entry doors. It also includes installing lines, valves, and ducts; performing minor structural and component installations; supporting troubleshooting and basic repairs; and maintaining required logs and records. The mechanic checks work for defects, supports quality and efficiency, and performs necessary rework to ensure conformity. The position supports aircraft certification and final-phase testing, which may include aircraft flight tests as required. Work requires use of a range of tools and equipment, adherence to safety regulations, and support for company FOD, 5S, and continuous-improvement programs. The role may require travel up to 25% and is on the first shift.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
At least 1 year of aerospace/aviation experience or equivalent mechanical experience, such as automotive mechanics or heavy equipment work; an A&P license may offset the one-year experience requirement.
Ability to read and interpret basic blueprints and schematic diagrams and use the tools required for the job.
Ability to perform close-tolerance work, including basic drilling, reaming, and ship fitting parts.
Ability to operate hydraulic mule pumps, fixtures, and jigs.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.
Ability to climb ladders and stairs, work in small-space restricted areas, and lift up to 50 lbs.

Nice To Haves

Solumina experience.
Smarteam experience.
A&P license, which may offset the one-year experience requirement.

Responsibilities

Assemble, install, and adjust aircraft structure parts and system components.
Rig control cables, sectors, linkages, control surfaces, landing gear and doors, engines, cowls, aircraft entry doors, and associated parts and hardware.
Remove and replace components, linkages, sectors, system lines, panels, structural components, and associated hardware to facilitate basic repairs.
Cut and fit system lines and associated hardware.
Install system lines, valves, ducts, and associated parts and hardware, ensuring systems are leak-free.
Ensure installation quality and efficiency, confirm parts and assemblies meet requirements, and perform rework as needed to meet conformity.
Use required tools and equipment to complete component work and minor structural installations.
Assist in troubleshooting mechanical and structural problems and perform basic repairs.
Update, sign, maintain, and use required logs and records, including MIR sheets, DMTs, Crabs, and PCOs.
Check own work to ensure a defect-free installation before final inspection.
Maintain a neat and orderly work area, support FOD and 5S programs, and comply with safety regulations.
Demonstrate Gulfstream Manufacturing competencies in the employee effectiveness review.
Support continuous-improvement processes as assigned.
Support aircraft certification and final-phase testing, potentially including aircraft flight tests as required.
Perform other duties as assigned.