Deflash & Deburr (Aerospace Manufacturing)

SUMMARY

Deflash & Deburr is the Finishing method used to remove burrs and sharp edges on parts created by our machines. They are responsible for Maintaining a safe, organized, and clean work area. Perform additional tasks as assigned.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Setup and removal of burrs or sharp edges.
• Visual inspection of each part using calipers.
• Read computerized work instructions.
• Remove raised particles and shavings that appear on parts.
• Repetitive filing or use of a grinder to smooth away nicks and fragments.
• Sanding by hand or sanding with a pneumatic hand tool for more troublesome deformities.
• Wash and polish parts prior to submitting for inspection.
• Audit and order materials needed for deburring activities
• Ensure deburred parts are within tolerances and coincide to print specifications.
• Measure and document when required that parts meet dimension requirements.
• Send the first deburr article to quality control inspector.
• Make any necessary adjustments per the inspector.
• Receive final "buy-off" from inspector and debur remaining parts.
• Upon completion of deburring, organize parts and send to next operation.
• Maintain work area safe, organized and clean
• All other duties and responsibilities as assigned in support of the company's operations.

REASONING ABILITY

• Ability to interpret a variety of instructions (written and oral).
• Critical Thinking skills required.

COMMUNICATION SKILLS

• Ability to communicate effectively and professionally.

EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE

• High school diploma or equivalent
• 1-2 plus years previous experience working in Manufacturing (Aerospace preferably).
• Must have basic computer skills, data entry is required to track the production floor.
• Strong mechanical aptitude.
• Team player.
• Must be able to lift 25lbs and stand for the entire shift.

OTHER SKILLS and/or ABILITIES

• Mechanically inclined and self-motivated.
• Excellent work ethic and safety minded.
• Excellent visual acuity and manual dexterity.
• Requires working in ambient air temperature.