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Strom Aviation

Structural Technician III (JobID#2130040723)

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What they do

A Tool and Die Maker builds the tools and dies used to make a variety of products and appliances. Works with mechanical engineers to build and assemble parts according to blueprints.

$61,514 / year median in Colorado

+2% projected growth

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Job Description

As a Structural Technician III , you will be using your skills and expertise to perform variety of our operations procedures to assemble and/or create major assembly structures and minor part-fitting operations. You'll translate blueprints into fabrications of structural assemblies to include basic layout, precision drilling, countersinking and the use of calibrated tools, align parts on jigs and aerospace vehicles using templates and fixtures perform part-fitting operations such as filing, sawing, burring, trimming, framing, riveting, drilling and reaming and measure parts with micrometers and calipers to verify dimensions. You'll also be responsible for modifying incomplete and complete assemblies and incorporating the changes into the structure, monitoring and verifying quality in accordance with statistical process or other control procedures, performing various maintenance duties and ensuring appropriate representation and communications occur between team members, team leads, quality control and engineering.
Responsibilities:
Be on time and ready to work at assigned start time. Follow through with tasks assigned by leads. Communicate any build needs to leads. (Avionics) Ring out harnesses before install. Short stamp any work that is started but not complete during the shift. Stamp work when complete. Have QA inspect work before the end of shift or beginning of the next shift if QA is unavailable. Provide leads with a detailed turnover of work accomplished. Clean work area (in aircraft / bench / toolbox). Ensure FOD barriers are in use and secured. Make sure ALL connectors have ESD Caps. Place in work kits in the correct bins at the end of shift. Charge time to correct charge codes. Ensure common stock and DQCI tracking is correct. Target to have work inspected once, with no rejects. Take pride in your work. Ask questions. Do not assume anything if direction is unclear. Mentor/train fellow technicians. Communication to Leads/Management when personal schedule conflicts. Work to our clients established policies and procedures.