Production Team Member 3

Continental Aerospace Technologies™; Mobile (AL); On-site; USD 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading aerospace manufacturer is seeking candidates to perform operations on engine parts, including measuring, painting, and cleaning operations. Candidates must have a High School Diploma or equivalent. Responsibilities include following process planning for engine disassembly and reassembly and ensuring conformity to aerospace standards. The role requires the use of various tools and equipment, including paint guns and precision measurement devices, ensuring compliance with safety and operational protocols.

Qualifications

• Ability to work with hand tools and operate machines.
• Excellent measuring skills to validate parts conformity.

Responsibilities

• Perform operations on engine parts per process planning.
• Paint and prime production parts adhering to aerospace standards.
• Use pneumatic tools to deburr engine parts.
• Clean engine parts with proper equipment.

Skills

Use of hand tools

Operating machines

Measuring parts

Painting and priming

Cleaning engine parts

Deburring engine parts

Education

High School Diploma / GED / Equivalent or Higher

Tools

Paint process equipment

Precision measurement devices

Job description

About Continental

Continental Aerospace Technologies has been a recognized world leader in the development of aviation products for over 115 years. Our aircraft piston engine leadership stretches from the A-70 radial engine, which established a new level of smoothness and reliability, to the engines for the Voyager aircraft, which successfully circumnavigated the globe without refueling. Whenever breakthroughs were made, we were there. From the Piper Cub to the setting of world altitude records for manned piston aircraft, Continental has led the way. We were the first to introduce the horizontally opposed cylinder configuration to help increase aircraft speeds and the first to introduce both fuel injection and turbocharging in general aviation aircraft. We also gain a competitive edge from our diversity and technological advances. Our most recent innovations include new Jet-A engines, the CD-170 and CD-300.

Summary of Responsibilities

• Performs operations on engine parts per process planning. Operations may include the use of hand tools, operating some machines, and measuring/validating parts are conforming.
• Performs priming and painting of production parts per process panning.
• Performs engine disassembly and supports core reclamation per process planning.
• Media Blasting and Soda Blasting; working with Alodine and Phosphate
• Working with Crankshaft, Crankcase, Cylinder Heads and more.

Typical Duties

• Paint and prime production parts by following detailed work instructions. Parts must be able to conform to aerospace standards.
• Following detailed work instructions to perform operations.
• Using pneumatic tools and vibratory tumbler machines to deburr engine parts in production operation.
• Using washers and hand tools to clean engine parts.
• May assemble and disassemble parts to be machined.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

Tools and Equipment Utilized

• Must meet physical requirements to wear respirators, face shields, apron, gloves, eye glasses, and other protective equipment.
• Paint process equipment (paint gun, prep equipment)
• Precision measurement devices (Calipers, surface and depth gauges, go-no go gauges)

Required Education

• High School Diploma / GED / Equivalent or Higher

Equal Opportunity Employer

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