8 construction jobs found

Responsibilities: HIGH SCHOOL WORK STUDY PROGRAM The National Security Agency's (NSA) High School Work Study (HSWS) Program application is open only to high school juniors who are enrolled in the areas of business, computer technology, engineering, manufacturing, construction, Chinese language or humanities, and who plan to participate in a school-sponsored Work Experience Program during their senior year. **Program is subject to change** Pay, Benefits, & Work Schedule: Students will be on a Grade and Step Scale. All work studies are a Grade 01 Step 01. High School Work Study students are on a part-time schedule and make approximately $16.00 per hour (in Georgia). Students will earn Annual Leave and Sick Leave at a rate of one hour of Annual Leave and one hour of Sick Leave for every twenty hours worked. Students are to work Monday - Friday, minimum of 4 hours a day, 5 days a week. Report times are between the hours of 10:00 am and 1:00 pm with core work hours from...

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: This occupation performs the scope of complete aircraft assembly at all stages of production prior to flight line operations. An employee in this position may perform a wide variety of operations across multiple skill sets with highly concurrent assembly of aircraft structures, systems installations, and verifications. This occupation requires performing the complete assembly, installation, and integral mating of structural components, sub-assemblies, and assemblies. This includes rework, repair, and incorporation of design changes during major component assembly, mate, and final assembly. Works from detail, assembly, and installation blueprints, production illustrations, 3D models, planning, or other authorized documents. Works with authorized personnel as necessary to determine satisfactory assembly and installation sequence and to build completely the subassemblies and assemblies accordingly. Points out need for tooling, parts, or assembly corrections as needed....

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 Energy Manager - Level 4 for the Energy & Sustainability team which is responsible for developing and executing the strategic energy plan for the Marietta site. What You Will Be Doing As the Energy Manager - Level 4 you will be responsible for leading energy‑conservation projects, overseeing utility management, and integrating sustainability initiatives with facilities, plant engineering, and ESH teams. Your responsibilities will include: Develop and maintain a site‑wide energy‑strategic plan, identifying projects, utilities, and resource‑conservation opportunities. Manage project budgets, scopes, and schedules; coordinate with architecture/engineering firms to ensure designs meet codes and LM Aero quality standards. Oversee construction and installation inspections, verify conformance to drawings and specifications, and certify project completion. Implement post‑project monitoring programs to measure energy savings...

Description: This occupation requires the inspection of structural/electrical/plumbing assemblies, sub-assemblies, bench assemblies, functional installations, and components for workmanship and conformance to requirements; the final assembly and mating of airplane structural components; installations of Functional units and systems; shakedown and operational checkout of the completed airplane and component assemblies from production and prior to flight line. Rejects unacceptable items and prepares documentation for their disposition. Inspects the sealing operations performed on new or completely stripped, modified and resealed integral wing tanks in tank seal building, including all related structural and functional installations contained for conformance to applicable designs and specifications and rejects and dispositions unacceptable items. Inspects final washing, priming, painting, and internal trimming operations performed on completed production and modification aircraft to...

Description: You will be the Harness Design Engineer for the Advanced Development Programs (ADP) team which is responsible for developing cutting‑edge aircraft harness and interconnect solutions. What You Will Be Doing As the Harness Design Engineer you will be responsible for translating electrical specifications into robust wiring harness designs, creating detailed routing diagrams, and ensuring integration across mechanical and structural domains. Your responsibilities will include: Produce electrical wiring schematic drawings and design intricate power distribution systems. Gather and validate specifications, generate routing diagrams, cable layouts, and installation procedures. Coordinate with mechanical, structural, and integration teams to resolve clashes and meet safety and compliance standards. Create and maintain documentation such as routing drawings, installation guides, and change‑request tracking. Develop supplier statements of work, oversee...

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...