Mechanical Assembler II - 1st Shift (Onsite)

RTX•Simpsonville, SC

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Mechanical Assembler II assembles aerospace components and subassemblies onsite, ensuring quality and precision throughout production. The role uses engineering drawings, blueprints, schematics, wire lists, and controlled production documents to perform assembly in the correct sequence and according to approved processes. Work includes basic machine setups and adjustments, fastening, wiring, soldering, crimping, and other assembly operations while maintaining required tolerances. The assembler inspects work, reports defects and equipment issues, follows AS9100 quality practices and completes production records. The position also supports continuous improvement, maintains an organized workstation, follows standardized work, and shares assembly knowledge with other assemblers. The role is onsite in Simpsonville, South Carolina. U.S. citizenship is required; no security clearance is required.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (such as a U.S. GED), or vocational/technical education in a related discipline.
At least 1 year of relevant experience.
U.S. citizenship is required because only U.S. citizens are authorized to access information under this program/contract.

Nice To Haves

Previous manufacturing experience in mechanical assembly or aerospace production environments.
Experience reading and interpreting technical documents, including blueprints, engineering drawings, and wire lists.

Responsibilities

Assemble aerospace components and subassemblies using engineering drawings, blueprints, schematics, wire lists, and other controlled production documents.
Assemble parts and components in the correct sequence using approved manufacturing processes to meet quality, safety, and production requirements.
Operate hand tools and production equipment, including soldering irons, wire strippers, crimpers, torque tools, wrenches, screwdrivers, and pliers.
Perform basic machine setups, alignments, adjustments, fastening, wiring, soldering, crimping, and other assembly operations while maintaining required tolerances.
Inspect completed and in-process work using visual inspection, gauges, measuring tools, and other approved methods.
Identify and report defects, incorrect parts, equipment issues, or conditions that do not meet requirements.
Follow AS9100 quality practices, including product traceability and revision-controlled instructions, and accurately complete production records.
Participate in continuous improvement by identifying opportunities to improve processes, reduce waste, and enhance safety and productivity.
Maintain an organized workstation, control materials and tools, and follow standardized work practices.
Support other assemblers by sharing knowledge of standard work and proper assembly techniques.

Benefits

Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
Three weeks of vacation for newly hired employees.
401(k) plan with employer matching funds and a separate employer retirement contribution.
Tuition reimbursement program.
Student Loan Repayment Program.
Life insurance and disability coverage.
Optional pet, home and auto, additional life and accident, critical illness, group legal, and identity theft protection coverages.
Birth, adoption, and parental leave benefits.
Fertility and family planning benefits.
Adoption assistance.
Autism benefit.
Employee Assistance Plan, including up to 10 free counseling sessions.
Wellness rewards program.
Virtual doctor visits.
Child and elder care services.
Second opinion medical expert program.
Flexible spending accounts.
Paid time off and holidays.
Potential annual short-term and/or long-term incentive compensation, depending on position level and collective-bargaining coverage; payments are not guaranteed.