Level Four Independently operate 3 5 axis CNC machines and conventional mills and lathes to produce complex aerospace parts demonstrating advanced cross training flexibility, including first part run and full machine recovery. CNC machinists can complete complex setups on three and 5 axis machines and apply advanced blueprint and GD&T reading to complex production inspect

Provide primary selection and staffing support for the business facility. Typical Activities Recruits, screens, and interviews for all positions for their business operation. Develops advertising copy for recruitment and coordinates placement of same with the Corporate Recruiter. Conducts exit interviews for their organization. Provides input to employees concerning their

Directs and coordinates the activities of the line and staff components of the organizational unit toward the achievement of established objectives. Is responsible for the full range of operational activities at the division, including manufacturing, quality, information systems, tooling, purchasing, facilities, maintenance, and environmental affairs. Provides guidance an

Responsible for providing a variety of human resources services (employee relations, recruiting, attendance reviews, etc.) for the facility. Ensure policies and procedures are in compliance with all Company Policies, procedures, and applicable laws and regulations. Duration 3 month, 6 month, or one year assignment available. If you are a current student, we are willing to

MISSION This position requires Operators to be willing and able to rotate through all of the shell removal/cleaning processes as dictated by product flow and customer throughput requirements. Since the timing and duration of the processes for shell removal/cleaning varies from day to day and shift to shift, rotation through all of the processes results in efficiencies in

Building upon level two, with little or no assistance level three machinists operate 2 5 axis CNC machines and conventional mills and lathes to produce complex aerospace parts demonstrating advanced cross training flexibility, including first part run and full machine recovery. Level three machinists are able to complete complex setups on 2 5 axis machines, apply advanced

Level one machinists/operators, under direct supervision, load and unload parts in operation of 2 5 axis CNC/Automated mill and lathe machine tools to produce complex machined aerospace parts. Level one machinists are responsible for in process inspection of machined product, which requires basic competencies in shop math, hand measuring tools and documentation. Level one

The Quality Engineer is responsible for monitoring and improving the quality of our operational processes and outputs. The Quality Engineer's responsibilities include designing quality standards, developing quality control systems, determining corrective actions, planning, and conducting activities concerned with the quality assurance of industrial processes, materials, a

The Program Manager oversees assigned programs from beginning to end from sale to shipping and after market support. Manages the operational aspects of ongoing programs and serves as liaison between program management and planning, program team, and line management. The Program Manager will ensure that program activities will meet all customer, corporate, divisional, regu

to review inspection paperwork, and grind and blend defect areas on castings; to blend welds to blueprint tolerances. Typical Activities Reviews x ray/inspection paperwork, sketches and blueprints to determine grinding requirements. Removes surface and blind cavity defects from castings using rotary files, burrs, abrasives or belts to prepare castings for repair. Blends a

to visually and dimensionally inspect castings in accordance with customer specifications and to ensure that only necessary rework is performed. Essential Job Functions A. Follows Quality Systems and Technique Card requirements. B. Fixtures some parts and leaves others freestanding. C. Visually inspects castings as required. D. Dimensionally inspects castings for conforma

to prepare molds for dewax, deplasticize, flash fire and casting operations. Essential Job Functions A. Grinds mold edges, vents, thermal coupling tubes, pins and open cups to allow removal of wax per specifications. B. Assures proper drying time between sealer dip and grinding. C. Maintains lot integrity. D. Takes shell weights as required. E. Cleans handles and/or frame

To accurately prepare tooling dies for operation Essential Job Functions A. Assembles, disassembles, prepares and positions tooling dies for operation; Changes, adds, removes multiple inserts to produce large, complex parts. B. Adds chills and solubles per Technique Cards. C. Works with part engineers and others to develop, test and introduce new and re designed tooling,

to identify and evaluate defects made detectable by the application of fluorescent penetrant to castings. Typical Activities A. Places castings on inspection tables or carts manually or with hoists. B. Visually inspects penetrant treated castings under ultraviolet light for surface discontinuities. C. Inspects castings for cracks, oxides, cold shots, cold shuts, shrinkage

Work Schedule Monday Thursday 4 30pm 2 30am MISSION This position requires Operators to be willing and able to rotate through all of the shell removal/cleaning processes as dictated by product flow and customer throughput requirements. Since the timing and duration of the processes for shell removal/cleaning varies from day to day and shift to shift, rotation through all