Cabin Installer

Job Description:

Airbus US Manufacturing Facility is looking for a Cabin Installer to join our Manufacturing Department based in Mobile, AL.

Main responsibility is the cabin furnishing of the aircraft for the final assembly line, focusing on a specified area such as cabin equipment and floor covering, cockpit, cargo and doors.

• Assembly of interior furnishing and equipping parts, to include cockpit, doors, galleys, toilets and floor covering.
• Installation and testing of electrical units and components.
• Inspect work of other team members and complete systems before customer acceptance.
• Install and manufacture of components and parts (i.e. marking, connecting, assembling, bundling, painting, fitting, torquing, bonding, attaching, disassembling, positioning and repairs).
• Determine ways to eliminate disruptions and rework.
• Perform presentations to the customer.
• Maintain legible and accurate documentation as required.
• Follow safe work practices and use/wear prescribed Personal Protective Equipment for specific tasks.

• High school diploma or GED
• The ability to successfully complete the following trainings provided by Airbus after recruitment:
  Health & Safety, General aircraft familiarization and Quality trainings

• Training from a vocational school or previous employer in the use of application tools and techniques.
• Completion of a technology Certification of Training program from a post-secondary institution or a previous employer and documentation of the same.

2 years minimum experience in Aviation Production or equivalent (i.e. Shipbuilding, Heavy Machinery, Automotive Manufacturing, Military Aviation, MRO)

Previous hands-on experience with drilling tools, templates, drilling machines, fasteners, and torqueing tools

• 5+ years minimum experience in Aviation Production or equivalent (i.e. Shipbuilding, Heavy Machinery, Automotive Manufacturing, Military Aviation, MRO)

• 5% International and Domestic

• Authorized to Work in the US

• Knowledge of station safety, quality (clean as you go/FOD), and OSHA regulations

• Blueprint Reading:
  Can you build a product solely by reading a complex engineering drawing or schematics
• Precision Measurement: proficiency with calipers, micrometers, depth gauges, and dial indicators.
• Torque Specifications:
  Understanding that bolts must be tightened to a specific number (e.g., torqued to 50 in-lbs rather than just "hand tight.")
• Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs):
  Experience following a written "recipe" for assemble where you cannot deviate from the instructions.
• Documentation:
  Experience signing off on your work, logging parts, or tracking lot numbers for quality control.

• Effective verbal and written communication skills

• Able to enter, generate and retrieve information using a computer (SAP and Excel knowledge required)

• Vision: adequate to enter and read material on computer screens. Able to identify individuals to initiate greetings, the giving of directions and other business interactions.
• Hearing: able to hear sufficiently to engage in conversation in office settings Able to hear safety alerts and warning signals.
• Speaking: able to engage in conversations in person and via electronic means and deliver information to groups of varying size with or without amplification.
• Equipment Operation: able to operate a wide range of tools and equipment including hydraulic lifts and arms.
• Carrying: able to occasionally carry up to 20lbs/9kg which engaging in training, addressing production issues or as part of continuous improvement projects.
• Lifting: able to occasionally lift up to 30lbs/14kg.
• Pushing/Pulling: able to push/pull items in office areas and on shop floor.
• Sitting: able…