2nd Shift Mechanical Assembler – Laser Marking

RTX; New York (NY); On-site; USD 30,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Generous 401(k) with matching funds

Tuition reimbursement

Life insurance and disability coverage

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

RTX, through its Collins Aerospace division, seeks a production operator for the second shift to support laser marking, deburring, and assembly processes on the shop floor. The role requires reading blueprints, using gauges and calipers, and following strict quality and safety standards.

Responsibilities include setting up machines, maintaining documentation, and identifying improvement opportunities in a fast-paced, onsite production environment.

Qualifications

• Typically requires HS diploma (or equivalent) or vocational/technical education in related discipline.
• Basic math skills, including adding and subtracting decimals.
• Basic computer skills and ability to learn and use multiple computer applications (including email, internet, and other job-specific applications).

Responsibilities

• Use a variety of hand tools to remove burrs, or sharp edges.
• Perform machine setup and runs on laser marking machines.
• Assemble components.
• Read, interpret and comprehend, process prints, engineering and quality standards, and other informational drawings and work instructions.
• Monitor part specific dimensional tolerances while performing the operation & identify non-conforming part features.
• Maintain accurate documentation and system inputs (shop traveler, labor charging, production tracking software, inspection results, etc.).
• Identify and report process inefficiencies, machine issues, and improvement opportunities.
• Follow work priorities to accomplish production goals.

Skills

Basic math skills

Basic computer skills

Reading blueprints

Education

HS diploma or equivalent

Tools

Measurement gauges/calipers

Job description

RTX, through its Collins Aerospace division, seeks a production operator for the second shift to support laser marking, deburring, and assembly processes on the shop floor. The role requires reading blueprints, using gauges and calipers, and following strict quality and safety standards.

Responsibilities include setting up machines, maintaining documentation, and identifying improvement opportunities in a fast-paced, onsite production environment.