JOB DESCRIPTION

Assembles, installs, tests, checks out and inspects mechanical spacecraft assemblies by interpreting blueprints, engineering drawings and specifications, and written assembly, integration, and test procedures Performs second party verifications and visually inspects mechanical assemblies to drawings, engineering specifications, and written assembly, integration, and test procedures Operates various materials handling equipment including forklifts, overhead cranes, aerial lift equipment, flight vehicle and sub-assembly transportation equipment, truck/tractor trailer combinations and other GSE as required Operates a wide range of machine tools. Included but not limited to, drill press, grinders, chop saw, power, and hand tools Interfaces and/or works closely with Design and Manufacturing Engineering, Manufacturing, Materials, Procurement and Shipping personnel on procedural issues involving design, methods, tooling, cost, and other areas involved in the control of product quality Supports in other mechanical areas defined by Millennium Space Systems Leadership as business needs require Cross-trains/mentors new hires

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSIDERATION

•Ability to fabricate wire bundles and then route - NO harnesses to follow!! High School Diploma or GED More than 5 years of experience with Structures Assembly, Mechanical Assembly, Electrical Assembly, and/or Final Assembly More than 3 years of experience following written and verbal work instructions More than 3 years of experience in working with blueprints, specifications, assembly drawings, and standard operating procedures More than 3 years of experience in setting and using precision measuring tools and equipment such as micrometers, calipers, and/or dial indicators More than 3 years of experience working with at least one of the following materials (Adhesives; Composites; Epoxy; Fabrics; Honeycomb Core; Laminates/plastics; Resins) Ability to stand and move (reach, bend, or stoop) to handle products for extended periods of time with only short breaks Capable of lifting 20lbs or more on a frequent basis Preferred Qualifications (Desired Skills/Experience): More than 3 years of experience using structures hand tools, test equipment, torque wrenches, dial indicators, micrometers, sheet metal brakes and sheers More than 3 years of experience using all the following Microsoft Office Applications (Word, Excel and PowerPoint) More than 3 years of experience working in at least a 100,000 Class Clean Room environment More than 5 years of experience building a variety of component-level space products (e.g. avionics boxes, batteries, mechanisms, optics, printed circuit board assemblies, solar arrays, etc.) More than 5 years of experience with mechanical trouble shooting, disassembly and repair No tools required Can be very long duration if mechanic works out well, is determined to stay on project, and can manage a break in service to satisfy Launch requirements Showing up for badging on time with photo ID and ITAR document in hand (no copies) Paying attention during orientation so they understand importance of clocking hours timely/correctly, having good attendance, and understanding Boeing facility guidelines Successful completion of training is a contingency for this assignment - OJT or formal classroom training

Pay:

$37.00 per hour

Benefits:

Health insurance

Work Location:

In person