Material Bonder B - 2nd shift - ACC

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What you'll be doing as a Material Bonder B

Performs routine or semi-route operations required to prepare aircraft parts or articles for the material bonding process.
• Working from simple blueprints, drawings or oral instructions, assembles, locates and aligns parts or articles in correct position and proper sequence.
• Cleans, scrapes, sands, or grinds, production or experimental rotor blades or airfoil sections using hand tools or powered equipment, performing any combination of the following tasks\:
o Cleans and wipes parts with cleaning cloths, apply appropriate metal cleaning or treatment materials.
o Remove excess adhesive or squeezed out materials.
o Locates, masks and tapes off and prepares areas to be filled.
o May be required to dry chemically treated or filled areas per established procedures.
o Removes tape and other similar protective materials and sands or grinds according to pre-established finish dimensions.
o Checks travelers, MDARS, Rework or other forms to ensure all required operations are performed.
• Selects and mixes proper bonding agent and applies it according to standard procedure.
• Does minor rework, fitting or trimming as required.
• Make up pressure bag and seals edges for leaks or may use prepared bag.
• Uses various production aids such as jigs, fixtures and necessary tools.
• May assist Material Bonder “A”.

Skills you bring to this role

Hand tools, jigs, fixtures, clamps, templates, measuring instruments, safety gloves, bonding agents, portable power grinding and sanding equipment, measuring devices, etc.