The Electrical Mechanic 1 is a safety sensitive position that requires following procedures for product assembly, fabrication, equipment operation & safety requirements.
Electrical Mechanic 1 - Key Duties and Responsibilities
- Use a variety of tools & equipment to assemble product according to required specifications & procedures. This includes assembly of electrical components; wire build up & wire routing in monuments
- Responsible for the quality of the product
- Responsible for tool accountability & maintenance within the Electrical Shop area
- Responsible for keeping the work area clean and safe
Electrical Mechanic 2 - Key Duties and Responsibilities
The Electrical Mechanic 2 is a safety sensitive position that requires following procedures for product assembly, fabrication, equipment operation & safety requirements. Responsible for executing the higher complexity work within the wire shop. Guide & teach entry level employees as a peer mentor.
- Demonstrate technical ability to read & interpret engineering drawings, technical orders, process specifications, & retrofit requirements to perform electrical modification/repair
- Perform job duties under minimal supervision
- Proficient with Syteline or equivalent ERP system
- Perform all duties of Electrical Mechanic 1 proficiently & consistently
- Ability to use precision measuring instruments, calipers, micrometers, gauges, etc., necessary to check dimensions & conformance to quality requirements
- Ability to complete associated paperwork & complete job orders
- Responsible for the proper performance of assignments & the prudent handling of product, tools and equipment
- Perform complex connector terminations including shielded wires, coaxial cables
- Tests continuity of circuit to ensure electrical compatibility & safety of components with testing instruments
- Measures, cuts, insert, & assembles electrical routing materials
- Ability to understand & interpret electrical schematics
- Works in a team environment participating in continuous improvement activities
- Utilizes small hand crimp tools, wires striper, wrenches, screwdriver & pliers
- Splices wires by stripping insulation from terminal leads & applying terminal caps
- Create, Print & Apply Wire Labels
- Route wire through panels & terminate as required
- Route wire through closet furniture & terminate second end
- Understand wire handling & routing instructions
- Interpret standard work instructions, charts, tables, blueprints, wire diagrams, formulas, sketches, verbal & electronic orders, job layouts, etc. to accomplish assigned work
- Perform tying & closure of wire harnesses & cables in accordance with standard processes
- Responsible for the quality of the product
- Responsible for tool accountability & maintenance within the Electrical Shop area
- Responsible for keeping the work area clean & safe
- Able to provide daily status updates
- Any other duties assigned by a Senior Electrical Mechanic
Electrical Mechanic 3 - Key Duties and Responsibilities
- Use a variety of tools & equipment to assemble product according to required specifications/procedures. This includes assembly of electrical components; wire build up & wire routing in monuments
- Responsible for the quality of the product
- Responsible for tool accountability & maintenance within the Electrical Shop area
- Minimal guidance required to accomplish tasks
- Responsible for keeping the work area clean & safe
- Any other duties assigned by a Senior team lead Electrical Mechanic
- Able to provide daily status updates
Knowledge & Experience Levels
Level 1
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- The Electrical Mechanic 1 shall possess a High School diploma or GED
- Ability to read process specification & documents such as D6-54446
- Basic Knowledge & capabilities in Microsoft Excel & Word
Level 2
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- The Electrical Mechanic 2 shall possess a High School diploma or GED
- Preferably 3-5 experience in an aerospace electrical manufacturing environment
- An FAA A&P certificate is desirable but not required
- Experience working with Boeing & Airbus wire specification
- Ability to read process specification & documents such as D6-54446
Level 3
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- The Electrical Mechanic 3 shall possess a High School diploma or GED
- Preferably 7-year experience in an aerospace electrical manufacturing environment
- An FAA A&P certificate is desirable but not required
- Experience working with Boeing & Airbus wire specification.
- Ability to read process specification & documents such as D6-54446
Skills & Abilities (Level 1-2)
- Ability to communicate orally with others, internally & externally
- Troubleshooting/problem solving
- Ability to prioritize, multi-task effectively, & work under pressure
- Able to perform basic mathematic calculations
- Understanding of customer's expectations
- Understand drawings, specification & follow written procedures
- Ability to complete associated paperwork
- Ability to sit for prolonged periods of time
- Tests continuity of circuit to ensure electrical compatibility & safety of components with testing instruments
- Measures, cuts, insert, & assembles electrical routing materials
- Ability to understand & interpret technical data electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, installations
- Works in a team environment participating in continuous improvement activities
- Responsible for quality of the production
- Utilizes small hand crimp tools, wires striper, wrenches, screwdriver & pliers
- Splices wires by stripping insulation from terminal leads & applying terminal caps
- Route wire within sleeves
Requirements
- Ability to distinguish between the color spectrum
- Occasional lifting up to 35 lbs