Associate Composite Fabrication Specialist (Level B) (Variable Shift)

Company:

The Boeing Company

Boeing Commercial Airplanes (BCA) is currently seeking

Associate Composite Fabrication Specialists (Level B) to assist with multiple areas of the production system while working on different airplane programs throughout your career. This position is in

North Charleston, South Carolina on a

Variable Shift!

As a Mechanic in Composite Fabrications you will work within a manufacturing assembly environment by drawing on knowledge acquired from training and certification classes to complete your daily assigned work. By interpreting drawings and

reading/comprehending work instructions you will be responsible for identifying your work (task) location on the

airplane/part/tooling and identifying all required hand tools, parts and equipment to accomplish defect-free work.

Primary Responsibilities:

Experience with conventional material layup, precision measuring, power, pneumatic and hand tools

CNC Experience

Must have the ability to complete the New Hire Training Cycle Flow to obtain and maintain all required certifications.

Use a computer in a production environment.

Look up/read/comprehend technical work instructions, drawings and/or specifications.

Appropriate protective clothing/equipment determined by the task you are performing.

Operate mechanical lifts of various types (e.g. ladders, tiger and snorkel lifts).

Various hand tools.

Inspect your work quality and check for FOD (Foreign Object Debris).

Climbing/balancing (stairs, ladders, poles, scaffolding, inclined surfaces), Crawling, Crouching (squatting),

Working around energized sources (electrical equipment and hazards/shock, e.g. circuit breakers and wiring) and exposure to constant noise.

Reading from a computer screen, printed drawings or documents.

Ability to adhere to high standards of Safety and Compliance to regulation

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