Strategic Support Rework Mechanic - 33606

Boeing•Renton, WA

10d•$26 - $56•Onsite

About The Position

Boeing Commercial Airplanes is seeking a Strategic Support Rework Mechanic to join the Joint and Installation team in Everett and Renton, Washington. This role involves performing complex rework and repairs on a wide range of aircraft parts and assemblies to ensure structural integrity and mechanical reliability. The mechanic will interpret blueprints, engineering documents, and work orders to carry out precise modifications, including in confined spaces within wings and stabilizers. Proficiency with advanced tools and techniques such as precision drilling, fastening, automated machinery, and mechanical lifts is required. Responsibilities include fabricating production aids, replacing structural components, and ensuring all work meets strict standards. The role requires independent workflow management using electronic systems for instructions and progress reporting, along with cross-departmental collaboration to maintain project schedules. Applying mathematical calculations and precision measurements is crucial to ensure repairs align with engineering specifications, contributing to aircraft excellence. The position plays a critical role in upholding safety and quality standards, ensuring regulatory compliance and operational excellence.

Requirements

1+ years of experience with the design of structural and electrical rework/repairs to restore the aircraft or system to original design capability; including aircraft structural parts fabrication, assembly processes and procedures.
1+ years of experience working with precision measuring tools.
Experience reading and interpreting engineering drawings and specifications.
Experience shooting and bucking solid rivets.
Experience with drilling and/or precision drilling.
Must be a "US Person" as defined by 22 C.F.R. § 120.15 (US Citizen, lawful permanent resident, refugee, or asylee).

Nice To Haves

1+ years of experience in large scale re-work such as; skin change, bulk heads, frames, and other structural components.
Experience using hand tools and/or hand-held power tools.
Ability to work in confined spaces.

Responsibilities

Perform complex rework and repair on various parts, assemblies, structural installations, and mechanical systems, including plumbing and cable installations, within a Strategic Support Team (SST) organization.
Interpret blueprints, work orders, rejection tags, engineering documents, and other technical information to accurately complete work assignments.
Execute work assignments where specific methods and job sequences may not be provided, including tasks within confined or closed areas such as the wing or horizontal stabilizer after panel assembly.
Complete assigned tasks with or without the use of jigs, fixtures, templates, and patterns to ensure precision and quality.
Locate, layout, drill holes, and install fasteners on structural parts and assemblies made of metals, composites, and composite/titanium stack-ups using tools such as jig drill templates, drill jigs, locating jigs, mylars, and precision measuring equipment.
Utilize a variety of hand and machine tools, including precision alignment, drilling, test equipment, and automated/numerical controlled complex tools (e.g., track drillers, Gap man, zephyr, back markers, squeezes, offset rivet dies, flex track, bucking bars).
Fabricate production aids as necessary to facilitate efficient completion of work assignments.
Remove and replace structural components such as skins, bulkheads, and frames to perform repairs or modifications.
Coordinate effectively with other departments to ensure timely and accurate completion of work assignments.
Perform bonding and grounding processes in accordance with engineering and safety standards.
Adhere strictly to confined space regulations and procedures when performing work in restricted areas.
Operate power feed drilling machines and other power equipment (hand-held and floor-mounted) to drill, ream, bore, hone, spot face, countersink, counterbore, and finish parts to meet quality requirements.
Select and secure appropriate tools, fixtures, machine attachments, and equipment to efficiently accomplish assigned tasks.
Operate mechanical lifts (e.g., tiger and snorkel lifts) as required to position parts and assemblies or perform assembly work safely.
Plan, layout, and sequence own work operations and methods to optimize productivity and quality.
Utilize electronic systems and devices (tablet PCs, hand-held computers, computer workstations) to retrieve work package instructions, review engineering definitions, report work status, and access necessary documentation.
Apply mathematical calculations to set up and use precision measuring tools for measuring gaps, heights, angles, hole diameters, and depths accurately.
Perform incidental work in other classifications as required to support overall work assignments.