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Hanwha AeroTechnix is a specialized FAA-certified repair station and teardown facility. Our facility is dedicated to the disassembly, inspection, repair, and maintenance of aircraft engines while maintaining the highest standards of safety, quality, and operational excellence. As part of Hanwha Group, a Fortune Global 500 company founded in 1952, Hanwha AeroTechnix combines global innovation with technical expertise to deliver advanced aerospace solutions that support customers worldwide.

Position Overview:

We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Balancing Technician at Level to join our team. The Balancing Technician is responsible for performing precision balancing of aircraft engine rotating assemblies and aviation components to ensure compliance with applicable manufacturer specifications, maintenance manuals, engineering instructions, and aviation regulatory requirements. The position involves operating balancing machines, identifying and correcting unbalance conditions, conducting inspections and measurements, documenting test results, and ensuring that all work meets required safety, quality, and airworthiness standards

Duties and Responsabilities:

Perform static and dynamic balancing of aircraft engine components and rotating assemblies, as applicable to the MRO's approved scope of work. Balance components such as fan blades, compressor and turbine components, shafts, rotors, spools, and other rotating parts, according to approved maintenance data. Set up, operate, calibrate-check, and maintain balancing machines and associated measuring equipment. Interpret technical drawings, component maintenance manuals (CMMs), engine manuals, engineering instructions, and balancing specifications. Measure vibration, residual unbalance, runout, and other applicable parameters using precision instruments. Determine the magnitude and location of unbalance and perform approved corrective actions, such as weight installation or removal, within specified limits. Conduct pre-balance and post-balance inspections to verify component condition and balancing results. Verify that components meet specified balance tolerances and acceptance criteria before release to the next maintenance process. Record balancing measurements, machine settings, corrective actions, test results, and final acceptance data in the appropriate technical documentation. Identify and report out-of-tolerance conditions, damaged components, abnormal vibration, and equipment malfunctions. Coordinate with inspectors, mechanics, engineers, quality assurance personnel, and production supervisors to resolve technical issues. Maintain traceability of components, tooling, measuring equipment, and maintenance records. Follow applicable FAA regulations, company procedures, approved technical data, and safety requirements. Maintain a clean, organized work area and comply with tool-control, FOD-prevention, and ESD requirements where applicable. Support continuous improvement initiatives to improve balancing accuracy, turnaround time, productivity, and product quality

Requirements:

High school diploma or equivalent; technical training in aviation maintenance, mechanical engineering technology, or precision machining is preferred. Previous experience in aircraft engine maintenance, component repair, precision balancing, or an industrial balancing environment is required. Knowledge of static and dynamic balancing principles and rotating machinery. Experience operating balancing machines and using precision measurement instruments. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, maintenance manuals, and engineering specifications. Basic understanding of aircraft engine components, tolerances, vibration analysis, and dimensional inspection. Familiarity with aviation maintenance documentation, component traceability, and quality-control procedures. Strong attention to detail, mechanical aptitude, troubleshooting ability, and commitment to safety.

Salary Range:

Salary will be discussed during the interview process. Starting rate depends on experience, qualifications, and knowledge of the role.

Requirements:

Static and dynamic balancing techniques. Balancing machine setup, operation, and basic troubleshooting. Vibration measurement and interpretation. Precision measuring tools, including micrometers, dial indicators, and other applicable inspection equipment. Unbalance correction calculations and interpretation of balance results. Component inspection and verification against approved acceptance criteria. Technical documentation and computerized maintenance or production systems. Understanding of measurement accuracy, equipment calibration status, and process control.

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$30.00 - $35.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person