Swift Engineering
Overview
Engineering Technician(s) will work closely with engineers, program managers, manufacturing engineering managers, and other manufacturing team members to manufacture and assemble composite/metallic products and vehicles for Swift. Base pay range:
$71,000.00/yr - $93,000.00/yr FLSA Status:
Non-Exempt (hourly) Reports to:
Manufacturing Manager Duties and Responsibilities
Develop, refine, and recommend lamination, drilling/finishing, and assembly processes for prototype or LRIP programs Prove/verify new processes or procedures and provide feedback to management to improve process Assist Operations personnel in clarification of technical or ambiguous requirements Assist in tool design / MFG aids Assist or perform in critical processes including, but not limited to: Composite/composite or composite/metal or metal/metal bond/liquid shim operations Laminate complex components using different composite materials Trim and drill components for assembly Installation and in-process quality control of aerospace fasteners Composite/metallic repair Assemble sub-assemblies and integrate onto main assembly Assist in operation of sensitive equipment including, but not limited to: Application of strain gages Hydraulic proof loading and/or test to failure rigs Autoclave operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting Assist in shop floor supervision and resource scheduling Under standard supervision, applying trained procedures and collaborative solutions to meet work requirements. Priorities are determined by management. Support and comply with all quality standards and management systems (Swift Internal, NADCAP & AS9100) Elevate issues to management Maintain a neat and orderly work area (e.g. general shop floor, clean room, trimming area) Comply with all Company policies, procedures and regulations Qualifications and Requirements
Requires at least 5 years of experience in an aviation related technician field Requires an Associate's degree in engineering or related experience. If no Associate's degree has been earned, candidate must have at least 7 years of experience. Knowledge and experience using various hand tools associated with assembly work Drilling/trimming techniques - both free-hand and with drilling/routing fixture Measuring - use of precision measuring devices such as calipers, gages, indicators, micrometers, etc. Aerospace fastener/cleco specialty installation equipment and QC tools Knowledge and experience handling composite materials (core, pre-impregnated composite, wet-lay, etc.) Knowledge and experience preparing lamination molds/tools using chemicals and hand tools such as sealer, release, scriber, etc. Knowledge and experience working with aerospace adhesives and resins, including bond prepping, adhesive/resin mixing, adhesive application, dry fitting, liquid-shimming, wet-bonding with fasteners and/or cleco's Knowledge and experience doing body work on irregular surfaces, including using filler materials, scuff sanding, applying primer and touch up paint as required Knowledge and experience repairing metallic or composite aerostructures Knowledge and experience reading and interpreting work instructions, specifications sketches, job travelers, planning documents and engineering drawings Teamwork: work with others in cooperation and as a good team member Candidates must be US Person for compliance with ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations). Required Skills
Meticulous about quality across all products manufactured at Swift Strong mechanical aptitude in mechanical assemblies; experience in aviation/aerospace or related industries Clear communication in speaking, listening, and writing Take responsibility for workmanship and productivity Experience operating pneumatic tools for trimming, drilling and bonding of hardware, and using measurement devices Ability to satisfactorily complete all essential functions as determined by supervisor Preferred Skills
Training and proficiency in metrology; familiarity with Laser Tracker, FARO Arms, and CMM Working Conditions
Regularly standing and communicating; occasional sitting, walking, lifting up to 25 pounds (frequently) and up to 50 pounds (occasionally). Vision, color, and depth perception requirements apply. May require eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity. Protective equipment and PPE as specified. Benefits
9/80 schedule Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance 100% coverage for Employees Life Insurance provided by Swift, with option to purchase for dependents 401k with company match Generous holiday calendar and PTO Paid caregiver & wellness leave (16 weeks) Family Planning & Parenting Support (fertility, adoption, gestational coverage) Working location:
Open shop environment, occasionally in warehouse.
Additional:
Periodic weekend or evening work may be expected.
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Engineering Technician(s) will work closely with engineers, program managers, manufacturing engineering managers, and other manufacturing team members to manufacture and assemble composite/metallic products and vehicles for Swift. Base pay range:
$71,000.00/yr - $93,000.00/yr FLSA Status:
Non-Exempt (hourly) Reports to:
Manufacturing Manager Duties and Responsibilities
Develop, refine, and recommend lamination, drilling/finishing, and assembly processes for prototype or LRIP programs Prove/verify new processes or procedures and provide feedback to management to improve process Assist Operations personnel in clarification of technical or ambiguous requirements Assist in tool design / MFG aids Assist or perform in critical processes including, but not limited to: Composite/composite or composite/metal or metal/metal bond/liquid shim operations Laminate complex components using different composite materials Trim and drill components for assembly Installation and in-process quality control of aerospace fasteners Composite/metallic repair Assemble sub-assemblies and integrate onto main assembly Assist in operation of sensitive equipment including, but not limited to: Application of strain gages Hydraulic proof loading and/or test to failure rigs Autoclave operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting Assist in shop floor supervision and resource scheduling Under standard supervision, applying trained procedures and collaborative solutions to meet work requirements. Priorities are determined by management. Support and comply with all quality standards and management systems (Swift Internal, NADCAP & AS9100) Elevate issues to management Maintain a neat and orderly work area (e.g. general shop floor, clean room, trimming area) Comply with all Company policies, procedures and regulations Qualifications and Requirements
Requires at least 5 years of experience in an aviation related technician field Requires an Associate's degree in engineering or related experience. If no Associate's degree has been earned, candidate must have at least 7 years of experience. Knowledge and experience using various hand tools associated with assembly work Drilling/trimming techniques - both free-hand and with drilling/routing fixture Measuring - use of precision measuring devices such as calipers, gages, indicators, micrometers, etc. Aerospace fastener/cleco specialty installation equipment and QC tools Knowledge and experience handling composite materials (core, pre-impregnated composite, wet-lay, etc.) Knowledge and experience preparing lamination molds/tools using chemicals and hand tools such as sealer, release, scriber, etc. Knowledge and experience working with aerospace adhesives and resins, including bond prepping, adhesive/resin mixing, adhesive application, dry fitting, liquid-shimming, wet-bonding with fasteners and/or cleco's Knowledge and experience doing body work on irregular surfaces, including using filler materials, scuff sanding, applying primer and touch up paint as required Knowledge and experience repairing metallic or composite aerostructures Knowledge and experience reading and interpreting work instructions, specifications sketches, job travelers, planning documents and engineering drawings Teamwork: work with others in cooperation and as a good team member Candidates must be US Person for compliance with ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations). Required Skills
Meticulous about quality across all products manufactured at Swift Strong mechanical aptitude in mechanical assemblies; experience in aviation/aerospace or related industries Clear communication in speaking, listening, and writing Take responsibility for workmanship and productivity Experience operating pneumatic tools for trimming, drilling and bonding of hardware, and using measurement devices Ability to satisfactorily complete all essential functions as determined by supervisor Preferred Skills
Training and proficiency in metrology; familiarity with Laser Tracker, FARO Arms, and CMM Working Conditions
Regularly standing and communicating; occasional sitting, walking, lifting up to 25 pounds (frequently) and up to 50 pounds (occasionally). Vision, color, and depth perception requirements apply. May require eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity. Protective equipment and PPE as specified. Benefits
9/80 schedule Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance 100% coverage for Employees Life Insurance provided by Swift, with option to purchase for dependents 401k with company match Generous holiday calendar and PTO Paid caregiver & wellness leave (16 weeks) Family Planning & Parenting Support (fertility, adoption, gestational coverage) Working location:
Open shop environment, occasionally in warehouse.
Additional:
Periodic weekend or evening work may be expected.
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