Assembler, Manufacturing ​/ Production

Assembler B technicians perform hands‑on mechanical work on aircraft, including assembly, installation, adjustments, troubleshooting, and basic repairs across electrical, structural, or interior systems. They follow written installation instructions, use hand and power tools, measure components with precision tools, and correct discrepancies directly on aircraft. Technicians rotate between shifts, respond to on‑aircraft issues, and support ongoing production needs in a fast‑paced environment with steady long‑term workflow.

• Minimum 1 year of mechanical assembly and/or troubleshooting experience
• Aerospace experience is a plus, but not required
• Experience in electrical, structural, or interior work encouraged

Assembler C technicians lead advanced repair and assembly tasks, diagnose complex aircraft issues, and perform high‑precision mechanical, structural, and electrical work. Responsibilities include reading engineering documents, restoring damaged components, performing high‑accuracy installations, and resolving major discrepancies. Senior technicians handle the most complex tasks on the production floor and ensure all work meets safety and quality requirements.

• 7+ years of direct aircraft experience
• Extensive background in repair, assembly, mechanical work, and troubleshooting
• Skilled in removing, restoring, and reinstalling aircraft parts

$23/hr to $33/hr.

Exact compensation may vary based on several factors, including skills, experience, and education.

Employees in this role will enjoy a comprehensive benefits package starting on day one of

employment, including options for medical, dental, and vision insurance. Eligibility to enroll in

the 401(k) retirement plan begins after 90 days of employment. Additionally, employees in this

role will have access to paid sick leave and other paid time off benefits as required under the

applicable law of the worksite location.