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RTX's Collins Aerospace Rockford site is seeking technicians to support the assembly and testing of Ram Air Turbines used for aircraft emergency power. Onsite role requiring adherence to written instructions, documentation of records, and precise mounting of hardware and plumbing under controlled procedures.
The candidate will perform testing and inspection tasks, maintain quality stamp authority, and use engineering prints to analyze issues and complete required JIS and route-card work orders
Date Posted:
2026-10-15
Country:
United States of America
Location:
US-IL-ROCKFORD-P6 ~ 4747 Harrison Ave ~ 4747 HARRISON AVE-P6
Position Role Type:
Onsite
U.S. Citizen, U.S. Person, or Immigration Status Requirements:
U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are authorized to access information under this program/contract.
Security Clearance Type:
None/Not Required
Security Clearance Status:
Not Required
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Collins Aerospace in Rockford, IL site aids in assembling the Ram Air Turbines (RAT) used for aircraft emergency power generation. Our Ram Air Turbines have been used to save aircrafts and over 2,600 lives.