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Aircraft Structural Mechanic I - Tulsa

Aircraft Maintenance - Tulsa, OK - Full Time

Job Description:

In a team-oriented work environment, under moderate supervision, performs a variety of structural assembly operations in a production department.

Principle Duties and Responsibilities: 

  • Perform assembly and fitting of detail parts and structures and varied drilling and riveting operations; ensure parts/assembly meet FAA requirements, customer specifications, and Company standard of quality
  • Rivet structural assemblies and parts, including Sheetmetal parts, using all tools required to do the job (e.g. portable riveting guns, pneumatic guns, pneumatic drills, counter sinks, rivet shavers, files, reamers, rivets)
  • Read work orders, blueprints, lofts, sketches, and operation sheets to determine the sequence of operations, type size, and hole pattern for rivets.
  • Check all work and ensure a defective-free assembly prior to the final inspection
  • Maintain and use all logs and records (e.g. MIR sheets, DMTs, Crabs, PCOs).
  • Use a resource planning system to enter daily labor against correct Work Order and Item numbers
  • Align and assemble parts to be riveted using jigs, holding fixtures, pins, clamps, and fasteners
  • Maintain a neat and orderly work area, support the company 5S Program, and comply with all safety regulations
  • Work under moderate supervision on duties and tasks
  • Support Lean Activities

Additional Functions

  • Participate in continuous improvement activities (e.g. YIAW, Kaizen events, etc.)
  • Keep shop and aircraft work areas clean and uncluttered
  • Properly care for and maintain shop equipment and tools as assigned by the Supervisor
  • Comply with safety rules and procedures
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Job Requirements:
  • High School Diploma or GED required.
  • 1 year related structural assembly experience.
  • Experience working with Solumina and Smarteam preferred.
  • One year experience credit considered for graduates of Savannah Tech Aircraft Structures Technical Certificate Program. 

Other Requirements:

  • Basic knowledge of various aircraft structures, Sheetmetal, and fabrication processes
  • Ability to read and interpret basic blueprints
  • Read and interpret the 6" scale
  • Basic computer skills
  • Must be able to read a scale and perform basic shop math
  • Read and comprehend basic documents and instructions
  • Must have essential personal skills, which include an aptitude for hands-on craftwork, a professional attitude, attention to detail, ability to work with people and to meet demanding schedules
  • Must demonstrate good housekeeping and safety practices
  • Ability to work with composite resins and materials
  • Must be able to lift 50 lbs.
  • Must be able to work any shift
  • Must be able to climb ladders/stands/stairs and work in small spaces and/or restricted areas
  • Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand English language
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