Aircraft Mechanic

Aircraft Mechanic | Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
Pay Rate: $45/hr - $48/hr


Name: Mechanic / Operator (650A)


Duration: 3 Months initially


Location: 3330 N Mingo Rd, Tulsa, OK 74116


Skills:


Candidates need to understand drilling and installing fasteners in the aerospace field.
Candidates will be using Sluggers, Broetje for automated fastening at work.

• Experience with Robot / Automated Fastening, Sluggers, Broetje, etc.
• Drill, Countersink, Seal and Install fasteners using manual or CNC machines
• Adapt tooling and holding fixtures as necessary to orient machine tool cutters and machining fixtures
• Ability to check parts for correct dimensions using heights gages, gauge blocks, micrometres, callipers, protractors, and other precisions tools
• Work with engineering requirements, work orders, prints, charts, sketches, work instructions, documents, verbal and electronic information to manufacture to quality requirements, parts and assemblies
• This is a 2nd shift role. However, all the workers must be able to work any shift
• Qualified candidate will need to successfully pass a skills demonstration
• Experience in a manufacturing/production setting
• 5 years of relevant experience is required
• Background in aerospace/aviation

• Need knowledge of basic machining, CNC and Conventional, including M codes and G codes
• How to use a dial indicator to indicate a hole or a tooling ball
• Basic math skills
• It takes between 2 and 3 hours

• Work with engineering requirements, work orders, prints, charts, sketches, work instructions, documents, verbal and electronic information to manufacture to quality requirements, parts and assemblies.
• Fabricate assemblies using computerized numerical controlled (CNC) mediums while simultaneously ensuring product and/or process quality at all levels of the manufacturing operation through monitoring/verification methodologies.
• Determine and adjust as necessary machine feeds, speeds, and work alignment using shop mathematics, charts and graphs and precision measuring instruments.
• Ability to machine proof new and revised part programs.
• Adjust tool set-ups and make minor machine adjustments to ensure safe operation of the machine.
• Adapt tooling and holding fixtures as necessary to orient machine tool cutters and machining fixtures.
• Ability to check parts for correct dimensions using heights gages, gauge blocks, micrometers, calipers, protractors, and other precisions tools.
• Use precision measuring instruments required to accomplish tasks.
• Utilize tooling in the assembly of components into sub-assemblies or end items.
• Verify work performed is per work instructions and meets process and/or engineering specification.
• Identify discrepancies found per applicable procedure.
• Ensure equipment and tool certification occurs per procedure.
• Assist in the training of other assembly personnel in assembly and installation techniques.