Tig Welder Certified (FAA Repairstation Aircraft Parts)

Job Description

Job Description

We are seeking a TIG Certified Welder who understands the craft of machining in aviation repair for day Shift-6am-2:30pm. This perfect for an individual looking for a career in the trades from the ground up as this would be an entry level position, one who is mechanically inclined, open to a machine shop environment, and is curious about repairing aircraft parts.

Repairtech International, Inc, an FAA state of the art repair station providing expertise to clients around the world utilizing our expertise in repair design development for mechanical repairs to aircraft parts for commercial and military aviation industries. We are low production however attention to detail and the ability to cross train is definitely a requirement.

Our position offers outstanding opportunities to individuals seeking continuous improvement, achievement of positive results, and are motivated to contribute their talents. We are a newly renovated in house air-conditioned local machine shop that encourages teamwork, compatibility, and open-door policy to management. If you believe you could fit in with our team and live in the Van Nuys/San Fernando Valley/Northern Los Angeles County area, then we’d like to hear from you.

Job Responsibilities:

• Read traveler, blue prints or follow instruction to ascertain set up and equipment required.
• Select and set up proper tips, welding rods, holders and jigs, regulates current, pressure and time specified to produce weld of proper fusion and strength.
• Checks in-coming and out-going materials for quality and quantity. Prepare necessary documentation as required.
• Performs resistance spot welds on a diversified line of parts and fixtures according to safe operating procedures.
• Monitor and verify the quality and quantity of work performed.
• Document and report findings of any inconsistencies or discrepancies.
• Participate and produce methods improvement ideas continually.
• Maintain a healthy and safe environment by keeping the work area clean, materials positioned correctly and following safe operating procedures.
• Handle magnesium welding and use of special fire extinguisher for emergencies.
• Work with aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, inconel, Greek Ascoloy and light gage material.

Requirements:

• Certifications in aluminum, stainless steel, and light gage (D17-1) a plus
• Must read blue prints and routers.
• Effectively communicate in English; written, reading, and verbal skills.
• Flexible, eager to learn and willing to be crossed trained.

Education and/or Experience:

• High School Diploma and/or GED.
• Exposed to manufacturing/machine shop/Aviation environments.