Aviation Sheetmetal Technician I (Entry-Level)

Duncan Aviation; Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Duncan Aviation in Lincoln, NE is seeking a Sheetmetal Specialist I to fabricate and install aircraft parts under close supervision, adhering to FAA requirements and Duncan procedures in a clean, safe work area.

Responsibilities include fabricating parts from sheetmetal and composites, installing assemblies in various aircraft locations, documenting work, and supporting corrosion control and quality checks. There is potential for travel and ongoing factory training to support career growth.

Qualifications

• Familiarity with FAA requirements and Duncan procedures is a plus.
• Ability to work under close supervision with attention to safety and quality.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate parts and assemblies from sheetmetal, stainless steel, and composites using correct fasteners.
• Install fabricated parts and assemblies in specified aircraft locations and perform basic troubleshooting.
• Disassemble/assemble aircraft interiors and avionics bays as needed and document work performed.
• Perform corrosion control processes after parts fabrication and before installation.
• Document work on work orders and maintain training logs; keep up with FAA docs and trade publications.
• Support others by interpreting policies and FARs; participate in factory classes and on‑the‑job training.
• Telework and travel: available for shifts and road trips within the United States and other countries as needed.

Skills

Sheetmetal fabrication

Aircraft assembly

Documentation

Corrosion control

Job description

Duncan Aviation in Lincoln, NE is seeking a Sheetmetal Specialist I to fabricate and install aircraft parts under close supervision, adhering to FAA requirements and Duncan procedures in a clean, safe work area.

Responsibilities include fabricating parts from sheetmetal and composites, installing assemblies in various aircraft locations, documenting work, and supporting corrosion control and quality checks. There is potential for travel and ongoing factory training to support career growth.