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Standex Aerospace & Defense is seeking a Grinder to support our production team in Los Angeles, CA. You will set up parts on pedestals, operate grinders, and perform deburring and finishing steps to achieve required tolerances.
No experience is required as on-the-job training is provided. You must be able to lift up to 50 pounds, stand for 8 hours, and work in a fast-paced environment with overtime as needed.
Standex Aerospace & Defense (A&D) manufactures large customized near-net-shaped metal-formed components such as fuel domes, lip skins, and other aerospace components. Our unique spin forming process is the most efficient forming process for these parts, while we also have a complementary deep draw forming process for parts with varying shapes and contours. These parts are difficult to manufacture due to their size and tight specifications. With facilities in the US and UK, our segment is positioned to serve customers in the space, aviation, and defense markets in the North American and European regions. Our deep knowledge of the forming process, combined with our multiple decades of experience, has positioned a critical manufacturing partner.
A Grinder is a qualified person who can use various hand and mechanical grinders and sanders to remove specific amounts material to prescribed guidelines for a desired finish or thickness of a part or tool.
Rough Grind – The process used as a preliminary or intermediate grinding operation to remove excess material from the part.
Final Grind – The process used as the last grind operation to produce the final part thickness and surface finish requirements. Operators use air grinders and various grinding grits to accomplish this process.
Grind/Blend Chemical Milling Areas – The process used to grind level and blend the material steps created by the chemical milling process.
Grind Weld – The process used to remove excess weld material and/or smooth the weldment.