3 flight line test mechanic jobs found in Greenville

Description: You will be the Quality Assurance Inspector for the F-16 Production Team. Our team is responsible for inspecting and validating mechanic work and processes. What You Will Be Doing As a Quality Assurance Inspector you will be responsible for the following tasks: - Use predetermined methods to validate in-process and completed product such as electronic, mechanical, structural, and powerplant units and subsystems. - Utilize blueprints, diagrams, and technical orders to validate specifications and assembly build-up. - Utilize dial indicators, preset micrometers, scales, fixtures, and borescopes to evaluate aircraft/part serviceability. - Work with the customer to present validated work for their approval and final buy-off. - Review documents for accuracy and completeness. - Generate discrepancy reports for identified flaws, internal defects and incorrect work. Candidate must be willing to work a Second shift position on a 4x10A work schedule What’s In It For...

Description: You will be a Service Technician for the Lockheed Martin Greenville site. Our team is responsible for for the hands on upkeep of all robotic and automation equipment that supports our core production assets—including curing ovens, auto drill stations, the Centralized Utility Building (CUB), and related work cells. What You Will Be Doing As a Service Technician you will be responsible carrying out preventive maintenance in line with OEM and internal production schedules, performing scheduled inspections, lubricating bearings, swapping belts or chains, checking gear mesh and replacing wear parts. When a failure arises, the mechanic uses hand tools, diagnostic equipment and OEM software to isolate the problem and then repairs or rebuilds critical components such as bearings, couplings, brakes, and wrist/flex joints. Close coordination with Controls Engineers guarantees correct cabling, sensor placement and proper integration of safety devices (e stops, light...

Description: You will be a Ground Support Equipment Mechanic for the Lockheed Martin Greenville site. Our team is responsible for performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on Ground Support Equipment (GSE) What You Will Be Doing As a Ground Support Equipment Mechanic you will be responsible for inspecting, testing, and operating GSE to determine equipment serviceability and proper operation. Diagnosing mechanical and electronic circuitry malfunctions using visual and auditory senses, test equipment, and technical publications. Removing, disassembling, repairing, cleaning, treating for corrosion, assembling, and reinstalling GSE accessories and components. Providing dispatch service for GSE, including positioning equipment to support aircraft maintenance and flight operations. The candidate will be required to: Provide extensive maintenance coverage in the areas of responsibility by performing maintenance work necessary to prevent functional breakdowns. Extensive...