Antenna Benching Process Operator
The Antenna Benching Process Operator III uses height gauges, calipers, hammers, and precision fixtures to adjust aluminum flat panel antenna assemblies to blueprint-defined tolerances.
Use height gauges, calipers, hammers, and precision fixtures to adjust aluminum flat panel antenna assemblies to blueprint-defined tolerances.
Interpret engineering drawings and quality specifications to determine dimensional requirements.
Perform controlled mechanical adjustments to achieve precise flatness, fit, alignment, and form.
Inspect parts to verify compliance with dimensional, visual, and quality standards.
Maintain an organized workstation and ensure tools and gauges are properly maintained.
Accurately document measurements, adjustments, and inspection results per quality procedures.
Follow all safety, quality, and environmental requirements.
Communicate with quality, engineering, and production teams to support workflow and resolve issues.
Maintain communication related to process and equipment
Report and document process issues and equipment malfunctions
Review data to ensure product quality during production
Ensure all equipment has valid/current calibration as applicable
- Minimum of three (3) years of experience in area of responsibility.
Experience using precision measurement tools such as height gauges, calipers, and mechanical fixtures.
- Ability to read and interpret engineering blueprints, drawings, and GD&T requirements.
- Strong mechanical aptitude with hands-on experience manipulating metal parts to tight tolerances.
- Experience working with aluminum materials preferred.
- Detail-oriented with a strong focus on quality, accuracy, and repeatability.
- Ability to perform visual and dimensional inspections to verify conformance to specifications.
- Comfortable documenting measurements and work performed per quality procedures.
- Understanding of shop safety practices and proper tool handling.
- Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with production, quality, and engineering teams.