Aviation Structures Mechanic — Precision Sheet Metal
Kids for the Future
Fort Worth (TX)
On-site
USD 52,000 - 72,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Kids for the Future in Fort Worth, TX, is seeking a Structures Mechanic to perform modifications and installations on aircraft structures as per engineering drawings. The role requires reading complex schematics and precise layout using micrometers, calipers, and ball gauges; bending and forming sheet metal; drilling with close-tolerance tools; and delivering high-quality results under supervision. A licensed mechanic is preferred.
Qualifications
Must read complex schematics/blueprints and engineering drawings.
Measure parts with micrometers, calipers and ball gauges to .0001 inch.
Perform bending and forming of sheet metal for assembly.
Use fixtures and drills to create holes for fasteners with high precision.
Follow data from Project Manager/Lead and maintain high quality standards.
Responsibilities
Read complex schematics/blueprints and technical instructions.
Perform layout work and precise measurement of parts.
Bend and form sheet metal for assembly.
Drill holes using fixtures, core drills and reamers for close tolerance fasteners.
Ensure work adheres to project data and company policies.
Maintain good communication with team and management.
Skills
Read schematics/blueprints
Measure with micrometers/calipers
Sheet metal fabrication
Layout and hole sizing to .0001 inch
Team collaboration with supervision
Education
High school diploma or equivalent
Licensed Aircraft Structures Mechanic
Tools
Micrometers
Calipers
Ball gauges
Core drills
Reamers
Job description
Kids for the Future in Fort Worth, TX, is seeking a Structures Mechanic to perform modifications and installations on aircraft structures as per engineering drawings. The role requires reading complex schematics and precise layout using micrometers, calipers, and ball gauges; bending and forming sheet metal; drilling with close-tolerance tools; and delivering high-quality results under supervision. A licensed mechanic is preferred.