Assembly TechnicianJoin Leading Aerospace Manufacturing Programs Across the United States!AAA USA is actively hiring Assembly Technician to support major manufacturing and assembly programs nationwide. We are seeking motivated manufacturing professionals with experience in mechanical assembly, blueprint reading, hand and power tool operation, and production environments. Whether you have previous aerospace experience or transferable manufacturing skills, this is an opportunity to build a rewarding career in the aviation industry.This is an excellent opportunity to join long-term programs offering competitive pay, overtime opportunities, relocation assistance, and career growth within the various industries.Why Professionals Choose AAA USA:Competitive PayOvertime OpportunitiesLong-Term Aerospace ProgramsMultiple U.S.
LocationsRelocation Assistance AvailableReferral ProgramsMedical, Dental & Vision Benefits401(k) with Company MatchPaid Time Off & Paid HolidaysEssential Functions:Assemble aircraft components, subassemblies, and composite parts in accordance with engineering drawings and work instructions.Read and interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, specifications, and assembly documentation.Measure, align, fit, and install components to ensure proper fit, clearance, and functional performance.Install, connect, and bond aircraft parts using adhesives, rivets, threaded fasteners, and other approved assembly methods.Prepare and utilize fixtures and tooling to support locating, drilling, bonding, and assembly operations.Route and secure wire harnesses in accordance with engineering specifications.Verify materials, parts, and equipment prior to beginning assembly operations.Use hand tools, power tools, pneumatic tools, drills, clamps, and other assembly equipment safely and effectively.Inspect completed work to ensure compliance with quality standards and customer requirements.Support production schedules while maintaining safety, quality, and workmanship standards.Requirements:High School Diploma or GED required.Previous manufacturing, production, mechanical assembly, or aerospace assembly experience preferred.Ability to read and interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, specifications, and tape measurements, including decimal measurements.Experience using hand tools, pneumatic tools, power drills, impact wrenches, clamps, and other assembly equipment.Basic understanding of quality control principles and manufacturing processes.Ability to work with fiberglass and composite materials.Excellent hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.Strong verbal and written communication skills.Ability to work regular schedules, overtime, and various shifts as required.Must be eligible to work in the United States.Preferred Experience:AssemblyManufacturingMechanical AssemblyComposite AssemblyBlueprint ReadingRiveting & Fastener InstallationWire Harness RoutingHand & Power ToolsProduction ManufacturingQuality Inspection