Aerospace CNC Fabricator Technician — Tulsa

Spirit AeroSystems; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 33,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement plans

Health savings accounts

Flexible spending accounts

Paid time off

Job summary

Spirit AeroSystems, Tulsa, OK, is seeking skilled machinists to set up, fabricate, and verify parts on conventional and CNC machines. The role involves selecting tooling, determining speeds and feeds, and using various milling, drilling, lathe, and boring operations to produce precise aircraft components.

Responsibilities include planning operation sequences, proofing programs, and ensuring parts meet exact tolerances.

Qualifications

• Must be willing and able to work any shift.
• Overtime is an essential function of this role and employees may be required to work in excess of 8 hours per day or over 40 hours per week.

Responsibilities

• Plan sequences of operations and method of setup including method of holding and aligning work. Determine tooling, speeds, feeds, and depth of drilling: determine dimensions, tolerances, operations to be performed, operational sequences and methods.
• Setup and operate four or more axis numerical controlled milling in manual and automatic modes to proof new or revised numerical control tapes.
• Setup and operate lathes to machine tooling and experimental parts to exacting tolerances and coordinated dimensions.
• Setup and operate boring mills to perform straight and single angle boring, line boring, counter boring, drilling, reaming, tapping, face and radii milling and profiling.
• Setup and operate milling machines to perform work to close tolerances with the aid of all special holding fixtures and attachments.

Skills

Willing to work any shift

Overtime available

Tools

CNC Machines

Milling Machines

Lathes

Job description

Spirit AeroSystems, Tulsa, OK, is seeking skilled machinists to set up, fabricate, and verify parts on conventional and CNC machines. The role involves selecting tooling, determining speeds and feeds, and using various milling, drilling, lathe, and boring operations to produce precise aircraft components.

Responsibilities include planning operation sequences, proofing programs, and ensuring parts meet exact tolerances.