Machinist (2nd or 3rd Shift)

Airbus•Mobile, AL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Machinist will work in the Machine Shop, setting up and operating Computer Numeric Control (CNC) Production equipment as well as manual shop equipment (milling machines and lathes). This position could be hired for 2nd Shift (2:00-10:30PM) or 3rd Shift (10:00PM-6:30AM) and must be able to work with minimal supervision. The team at the Airbus U.S. Manufacturing facilities helps assemble aircraft, working on three production lines for the A220 and A320 Family aircraft. The facility, opened in 2015, strengthens the U.S. aerospace industry and is part of Airbus’ strategy to enhance its global competitiveness.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent Trade School Certification
2-5 Years of experience working in a Machine/Fab Shop in an aerospace or related/transferrable field (automotive, shipbuilding, etc.)
Must be able to write code for CNC programming (create and correct DXF and GNH files) from drawings.
Able to read/interpret blueprints including knowledge of blueprint drawing tolerance.
Computer skills including use of Autocad, Enroute, Gravostyle, Google Workspace.
Eligible for employment in the US without current or future need for visa sponsorship.
Able to occasionally carry up to 20lbs/9kg while engaging in training, addressing production issues, or as part of continuous improvement projects.
Able to occasionally lift up to 50lbs/23kg.
Able to push/pull items in office areas and on the shop floor.
Able to sit for extended periods of time at the computer and in meetings.
Able to occasionally squat or kneel to retrieve or replace items shelved on bottom shelves.
Able to stand for extended periods of time while delivering information.
Able to travel overseas and domestically sometimes for extended periods of time.
Able to walk through office and production areas, around flight line and airstrips, and sometimes on uneven indoor or outdoor surfaces.

Nice To Haves

Manual experience programming using Catia or better.
Ability to read and write g-code using CAM software as the machine controller.

Responsibilities

Perform all aspects of machining to include setup and operation of equipment such as 3-axis and 5-axis CNC mills, lathes, routers, lasers as well as manual milling machine and manual experience programming using Catia or better.
Ability to read and write g-code using CAM software as the machine controller.
Produce quality products in a timely manner using specifications and documents in conjunction with written work.
Maintain a demanding level of quality working on aerospace materials such as aluminum, titanium stainless steel, and other materials.
Be able to read and interpret blueprints, drawings and written work plans machining by studying work orders, blueprints, engineering plans, materials, specifications, orthographic drawings, reference planes, locations of surfaces, and machining parameters; interpreting geometric dimensions and tolerances (GD&T).
Utilizes ISO compliant documentation and/or processes to determine dimensions and tolerance of finished workpiece, sequence of operations and setup.
Use of various measuring techniques used to validate conformance to requirements.
Knowledge of tooling, tool setting and offsetting, setting work offsets, and basic inspections.
Starts and observes machine operations to detect malfunctions or out-of-tolerance machining, and adjusts machine controls.
Verifies conformance of finished first article workpiece to specifications and conducts subsequent inspection of workpiece in accordance with the machine shop's statistical process control (SPC) inspection.
Use of hand deburring tools.
Confers with lead person, machine shop supervisor or others to resolve machining.
Adhere to all safety and security requirements.
Code programs for new parts that come into the shop.
Create and correct DXF and GNH files in Enroute or Gravostyle software systems.
Create instructions for the setups.
Review CAD design blueprints.
Establishes sequencing of cuts for each job.
Choose cutting tool to be used for each job.
Read detailed plans and diagrams and inspect and measure parts prior to assembly, making sure parts are free of defects.
Cut, grind, or trim parts to fit.
Assist in the development of patterns or templates to simplify manufacturing processes and to assure proper.
Cut, file, drill and ream metal, plastic, and rubber sections.

Benefits

Competitive base salary
Incentive compensation which may include profit sharing schemes
Retirement savings plan
Employee Stock Ownership Plan (“ESOP”)
Paid time off including personal time
Holidays
Generous paid parental leave program
Comprehensive insurance coverage including medical (traditional and high-deductible health plans), prescription, dental, vision, life, disability, Employee Assistance Plan (“EAP”) and other supplemental benefit coverages.
Upskilling and development opportunities through our global Leadership University
Unlimited access to 10,000+ e-learning courses focusing on ways to develop your employability, certifications, career path
Opportunity to participate in accelerated development programmes
National and international mobility