Core Processor - Aerospace Manufacturing

Honeycomb Company of America, Inc.; Sarasota (FL); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Honeycomb Company of America, Inc. is seeking a Processor to cut and shape aluminum honeycomb core for aerostructure panels in Sarasota, FL.

You will use bandsaws, routers, sanding blocks and calipers to meet precise thickness and size per blueprints and mylars, while following work instructions and safety rules. The role requires fluent English, the ability to stand, walk, bend, push and pull throughout shifts, and the ability to lift up to 30 lbs.

Qualifications

• Experience reading blueprints and mylars.
• Proficient with hand tools including sanding blocks and routers.
• Able to lift up to 30 lbs.
• Fluent reading, writing and comprehension of English.

Responsibilities

• Cut and shape aluminum honeycomb core to required sizes per blueprints and specifications.
• Follow work instructions and safety rules during production.
• Use measuring devices to verify correct dimensions and tolerances.
• Read blueprints accurately to ensure proper core thickness and size.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Hand tools use

Measurement devices

Physical stamina

English proficiency

Tools

Bandsaws

Routers

Sanding blocks

Calipers

Rulers

Job description

Job Summary: Processor cuts and shapes aluminum "honeycomb" hexagonal core to fit the interiors of aerostructure panels to very specific sizes and specifications. Must be proficient in the use of standard hand tools including sanding blocks and routers to size down core to proper thickness and size according with specification requirements. Experience using bandsaws also required. Must know how to accurately read and interpret blueprints and mylars. Must be able to accurately follow work instructions. This position requires fluent reading, writing, and comprehension of the English language. Processor is required to stand, walk, reach push, pull, bend, apply pressure with hands, and lift regularly throughout the day. Must be able to lift up to 30 pds occasionally. Knowledge of various measuring devices such as rulers and calipers is required.

Wage range indicated depends on experience. Wage may be more than indicated for a Core Processor with advanced skills and experience.

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