Job Details

Plan and fabricate parts and shop aids in accordance with engineering or customer specifications to be used in flight test aircraft.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

TASKS-Performed with little to no supervision 1. Build test equipment and fixtures, form blocks, loading systems and new aircraft mock-ups 2. Build fixtures to perform static tests, fatigue tests, pressure tests, bird strikes and assemble aircraft sections for testing 3. Assist engineering with designing, building and/or modifying new or existing aircraft and experimental parts, components and tooling 4. Perform heavy structural modifications on experimental aircraft test fixtures and components per engineering specifications 5. Set-up hydraulic test systems and perform modifications as required to perform engineering test requirements 6. Repair or modify aircraft test components and test systems 7. Develop and design parts for submission to engineering 8. Develop, build and test shop aides as required 9. Assist other areas in troubleshooting aircraft test articles, components and systems as needed for mock-up, building and testing assemblies 10. Fabricate and modify repair station detail parts and assemblies in support of defense/customer support aircraft. 11. Process and paint fabricated parts for experimental, repair station, and Learjet Production Certificate projects KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES Working knowledge of aircraft systems Thorough knowledge of blueprints Thorough knowledge of maintenance manuals, parts catalog, and applicable FAA documents Thorough knowledge in fabrication of sheet metal and/or composite components and assemblies, aircraft parts and ground support equipment per engineering drawings, sketches, advance designs, specifications and/or verbal instructions Thorough knowledge of reading and interpreting aircraft blueprints, drawings, diagrams, and manuals Thorough knowledge of Test Preparation Systems Thorough knowledge of manuals necessary to perform job, for example, Aircraft Maintenance manuals, Manufacturing manuals, maintenance manuals Thorough knowledge of flight-line ground safety procedures Ability to interface and communicate effectively with all departments Ability to be creative and problem solving

Requirements

Minimum Position Requirements • 7-10 years aircraft fabrication and/or tooling or jig building experience; OR 7+ years aircraft fabrication and/or tooling or jig building experience with a minimum of 5 years in flight test Blueprint II Certificate Additional Desired Qualifications Tug Operator Qualification

Miscellaneous

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS & ENVIRONMENT 1. Frequent periods requiring use of conventional hand and bench/fixed tools, standing, and grasping 2. Occasional periods requiring portable power tools, lifting/lowering, carrying, crouching, and listening 3. Occasional periods of lifting up to 49lbs and 50lbs or more with assistance 4. Frequent exposure to general shop conditions and machine noise 5. Job location may be in a non-air-conditioned hangar or work area

About Our Client

Our client is a global leader in aviation, committed to creating cutting-edge aircraft that set the standard for performance, reliability, and innovation. With headquarters in Montreal, Canada, they operate globally, including in the U.S., where they maintain a significant presence. The Wichita, KS, facility is dedicated to producing and maintaining some of the most advanced aircraft in the world, delivering unparalleled quality and service to their clients.

Constant Cash

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We know it takes great people to do great work, so if you're interested in joining the APA Services family give us a call at (817) ###-####

Thanks for taking the time to apply and we look forward to working with you soon.

Job ID

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