Fabricate and assemble detail parts and assemblies by following manufacturing planning, blueprints, schematics, process specifications, engineering sketches, written and oral instructions. 

Assemble aircraft parts and assemblies using various hand tools, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic equipment with or without the aid of jigs and fixtures. 

Set up and operate fabrication equipment such as press brakes, shears, hydroform presses, X-Y punch presses, roll formers and notching equipment. 

Ensure all assemblies and detail parts are free of Foreign Object Debris (FOD) and non-conformances issues.

Check units for compliance using hand held precision measuring equipment, such as calipers, micrometers, height gages and scales. 

Report all non-conformances to manufacturing supervision or corrective action representative. 

Prepare rejection tags noting deviations from specifications on dimensions, finishes, material, processes, or quality when required. 

Follow all safety procedures and reports unsafe conditions to safety officials or manufacturing supervision.

Knowledgeable and skilled in basic sheet metal, riveting, assembly methods and common shop practices. 

Knowledgeable and able to interpret blueprints, sketches and written and verbal instructions. 

Knowledgeable and able to apply shop math.

Knowledgeable and able to use computer systems for office and shop applications

Skilled in listening and interpersonal participation, and able to work with others as part of a team which includes giving and receiving feedback, and assisting others in completion of tasks. 

Able to complete and maintain all required training and certifications needed to do your job efficiently. 

Prospective employees in this job classification may be required to successfully complete both written and practical examination.