Aerospace Engine Assembly Technician – Growth & Impact

GE Aerospace; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

GE Aerospace in Evendale, OH is seeking an aircraft engine technician to perform complete assembly, disassembly, and modifications on engines and major components, following drawings and specifications. You will set up and operate a range of balance machines and precision tools.

Responsibilities include testing, measuring, inspecting hardware, maintaining records, and supporting material movement. A High School diploma and FAA Power Plant License are required; candidates must be able to lift up

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• Experience in the use of precision measuring instruments.
• FAA Power Plant License.

Responsibilities

• Operate balance equipment and perform functional tests as assigned.
• Verify work performed is in accordance with technical specifications and quality verification criteria.
• Use precision measuring instruments for in-process final and related inspection functions using jigs, fixtures, hand and power tools, shop equipment, and machinery.
• Perform comprehensive examinations of hardware for serviceability and airworthiness certification.
• Provide routing and the movement of assemblies, hardware, tooling, and other material in support of the assigned area.
• Perform a variety of assembly support functions such as kitting, material handling/movement and area housekeeping.
• Maintain records and perform related duties.
• Perform functional tests and maintain process controls.

Skills

Precision measuring instruments

Education

High School diploma

FAA Power Plant License

Job description

GE Aerospace in Evendale, OH is seeking an aircraft engine technician to perform complete assembly, disassembly, and modifications on engines and major components, following drawings and specifications. You will set up and operate a range of balance machines and precision tools.

Responsibilities include testing, measuring, inspecting hardware, maintaining records, and supporting material movement. A High School diploma and FAA Power Plant License are required; candidates must be able to lift up