Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic

We are looking for a Structural Assembly Technician to join our team. Primary function is to manufacture. To be successful at the primary job function the employee will need to carefully follow work instructions, accurately read and interpret drawings, be responsive to unexpected changes, and have mechanical aptitude.What you'll do day-to-day (with your colleagues):While following both group lead's direction and shop orders, read and understand assigned manufacturing tasks.Document work in shop order and verify work performed.Perform necessary daily checkouts of manufacturing equipment.Take part in flight hardware moving operation by assisting test conductors, and other operators.Report supply and equipment deficiencies to managerKeep work spaces neat and organizedKeep own training and certifications up to dateOccasionally assist other manufacturing teams in the production of spacecraft hardware.Be available to work on some weekends and holidays.Minimum requirements for this position:Good driving recordHigh school education and 2-4 years of work experience in a manufacturing or warehouse environmentPrevious experience safely operating a forklift, man-lift, and/or craneProficient using mechanical tools – drills, hand tools, and basic measuring equipmentProficient using Microsoft office applicationsProficient using desktop computersBe available to work overtime, weekends, and support occasional shift changes to support production goals.These skills would be amazing:· Advanced mechanical skills for drilling, cutting, and shaping metals and composites.· FFA Airframe and Powerplant Certification.· Experience leading small teams of technicians building complex structures or assemblies.· Having previous experience operating equipment and/or machinery.