6 automotive mechanic jobs found

Description: This occupation requires, under supervision of a qualified Fleet Mechanic Senior, the performance of preventive and corrective maintenance on various equipment which includes but not limited to the following: automobiles, trucks, buses, trailers, facility transporters, forklifts (diesel and electric), tactical equipment, portable chillers, portable boilers, portable air compressors, service units (bridge crane, jib crane, and air conditioners), sideloaders, translifts, EEPOT system and any associated equipment in accordance with Preventative Maintenance Procedures (PMP) and Corrective Maintenance Procedures (CMP). These tasks are to facilitate acquiring the knowledge, skill and ability to perform the duties of a qualified Fleet Mechanic Senior. Basic Qualifications: Experience in repair, maintenance and overhaul of automotive and material handling equipment. Experience in computerized engine systems and related sensors troubleshooting. Experience with the use of...

Description: You will be the Production Assembler C130 for the team which is responsible for using jigs, fixtures, rivet‑upsetting equipment, and hand tools to assemble aircraft components. What You Will Be Doing As the Production Assembler C130, you will be responsible for reading and interpreting detail, assembly, and installation blueprints or other authorized documents to obtain assembly and installation information and material callouts. Your responsibilities will include: Setting up and using jigs and fixtures to ensure precise part alignment Operating rivet‑upsetting and bench‑assembly equipment to secure fasteners Applying rules, squares, protractors, and dividers to verify geometry and dimensions Performing arithmetic, including decimals and fractions, to calculate material requirements and tolerances Working to exacting tolerances required for each assembly operation What’s In It For You We are committed to supporting your...

Description: You will be the Production Assembler - F35 for the team which is responsible for assembling and installing various components of the F35 aircraft. What You Will Be Doing As the Production Assembler - F35, you will be responsible for using jigs and fixtures, rivet upsetting and bench assembly equipment, and hand tools to assemble and install components. Your responsibilities will include: Using rules, squares, protractors, and dividers to ensure accurate assembly and installation Reading and interpreting detail, assembly, and installation blueprints or other authorized documents to obtain assembly and installation information and material callouts Using arithmetic, including decimals and fractions, to perform calculations and measurements Working to tolerances as required for the type of work described herein Assembling and installing components using jigs and fixtures, rivet upsetting and bench assembly equipment, and hand tools...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer (Missile Assembly) – Weekend Shift for the Pike County Operations (PCO). Our team is responsible for creating high‑tech solutions in advanced missile manufacturing to meet the next‑generation warfighter needs. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer (Missile Assembly) – Weekend Shift you will be responsible for solving technical issues on the production shop floor, developing and improving manufacturing processes, integrating new technologies, and enhancing digital tools to boost productivity. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Provide hands‑on shop‑floor support to resolve technical and manufacturing issues. Analyze engineering data to develop new manufacturing processes and detailed work instructions. Integrate new assets and technologies into the factory to advance production capabilities. Support continuous‑improvement initiatives that drive quality, cost,...

Description: You will be the Production Assembler - Chattahoochee Tech Training Program for the team which is responsible for assembling fabricated and purchased parts into detail structural and mechanical assemblies. What You Will Be Doing As the Production Assembler - Chattahoochee Tech Training Program, you will be responsible for assembling parts into detail assemblies where all locating information is established by tooling. Your responsibilities will include: Pressing in bushings or bearings, jig drilling and riveting splines or clevises to shafts, torque tubes, or push-pull rods Trimming, fitting, and burring detail parts such as stringers, minor spars, ribs, stiffeners, brackets, and clips prior to assembly Installing parts such as plate nuts, gang nuts, brackets, fittings, and gussets Assembling and temporarily fastening detail parts together in predetermined sequence for subsequent joining operations such as spot welding, riveting, or bolting...

Description: Job Description The Mechanical Design subject matter expert will serve as the technical authority for the Advanced Programs team with a focus on mechanical part designs. The ME SME will lead complex mechanical design efforts, drive integration of structures, mechanisms, and ensure that designs meet performance, reliability, producibility, and cost targets. Our team operates at the forefront of technology, tasked with creating capabilities that do not yet exist. In this position you will collaborate closely with design teams to embed Design for Manufacturability (DFM) principles into every mechanical‑engineering project. By applying extensive hands‑on machining experience and advanced engineering expertise, you will ensure that designs are cost‑effective, high‑quality, and suitable for high‑volume production while preserving performance and reliability. You will possess a strong grasp of NC machining programs and will continuously elevate design standards across...