Assembly Mechanics (Wichita, Kansas)

Accelera; Garland (TX); Sur place; USD 34 000 - 44 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Accelera Staffing seeks an experienced Aircraft Structures Assembly Mechanic for a contract role in Wichita, KS. You will rig, install, inspect, and rework components focusing on shear webs and tags, while adhering to engineering documentation and quality standards.

Responsibilities include translating blueprints, using precision tools, performing setup and testing, training teammates, and ensuring tool certification status.

Qualifications

• You must supply your own toolbox to be considered.
• Successful completion of the mechanic plate test is mandatory.
• Physical ability to stand and work throughout your shift is required.
• Flexibility to work 10–12 hour shifts, seven days a week, is necessary.

Responsabilités

• Install and assemble structural subassemblies and components using approved procedures.
• Identify discrepancies in tags and shear webs and perform necessary rework.
• Read and interpret technical blueprints, engineering sketches, charts and instructions.
• Use shop math and precision measuring tools to ensure proper fit and alignment.
• Make adjustments, rigging and sealing as required by the task.
• Inspect work to ensure compliance with engineering and quality benchmarks.
• Conduct functional tests and resolve component-related issues to improve assembly reliability.
• Ensure equipment and tooling have valid certification status.
• Perform basic equipment maintenance such as checking coolant levels and replacing filters.
• Transport materials and assemblies with shop equipment to support workflows.
• Support team productivity by meeting schedules and assisting colleagues in inspection and installation techniques.
• Cross-train in inspection and pursue SIA qualification.

Connaissances

Pneumatics Experience

Aircraft Structures

Composite Materials & Repair

Aerospace Manufacturing

Shop Math Skills

Blueprint Reading

Outils

CNC equipment

Drivematic

Description du poste

Contract Role | Focus on Tags and Shear Webs

Wichita, Kansas

Aircraft Structures Assembly Mechanic

10+ years of professional experience

Contract Role | Focus on Tags and Shear Webs

Role Overview

We are looking for seasoned Aircraft Structures Assembly Mechanics to handle structural installation, assembly, inspection, and rework tasks, specifically emphasizing shear webs and tags. Candidates must be capable of resolving nonconformities and executing high-precision tasks while strictly adhering to quality standards, process specifications, and engineering documentation.

Your daily duties will involve rigging, sealing, installing, and testing various structural and system components, ensuring all parts meet precise fit and functional requirements.

Primary Duties

• Utilize approved equipment and standardized procedures to install and assemble structural subassemblies and components.
• Help maintain production quality by identifying discrepancies in tags and shear webs and executing necessary rework.
• Analyze and translate technical blueprints, engineering sketches, charts, and electronic or written work instructions.
• Utilize shop math and precision measurement tools to ensure all components align and fit according to specifications.
• Execute necessary adjustments, rigging, and sealing as dictated by specific operational needs.
• Ensure the final product meets all engineering and quality benchmarks by inspecting work and documenting any identified issues.
• Improve overall assembly reliability by performing functional tests and resolving component-related problems.
• Confirm that all utilized equipment and tooling maintain valid certification status.
• Support operational efficiency by performing basic equipment maintenance, such as checking coolant levels and replacing filters.
• Facilitate smooth manufacturing workflows by transporting materials and assemblies using shop equipment.
• Contribute to team productivity by meeting established schedules and supporting continuous manufacturing flow.
• Foster a collaborative environment by training and assisting colleagues in inspection and installation techniques.
• Enhance team versatility by cross-training in inspection and pursuing SIA qualification.

Technical Qualifications

• Proven background in aircraft structural installation and assembly, with a specific focus on shear webs and tags.
• Demonstrated history of managing rework, discrepancies, and nonconformities.
• Capacity to translate complex technical data into precise assembly work that satisfies engineering requirements.
• Skill in operating test equipment, precision measuring tools, and standard assembly hardware.
• Possession of Level B proficiency in relevant assembly areas, such as subassembly, sealing, and structural installation.
• Capability to operate fastening and CNC equipment, including Drivematic processes, as required by the specific task.
• Experience in related specialties such as pressure/vacuum testing, precision bench assembly, and integral fuel cell sealing.

Essential Requirements

• You must supply your own toolbox to be considered. No exceptions.
• Successful completion of the mechanic plate test is mandatory.
• Physical ability to stand and work throughout the duration of your shift is required.
• Flexibility to work 10–12 hour shifts, seven days a week, is necessary.

Required proficiencies include:

• Pneumatics Experience
• Aircraft Structures
• Composite Materials & Repair
• Aerospace Manufacturing
• Shop Math Skills
• Blueprint Reading