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RTX

Manufactures jet engines, avionics, missiles

Assembler 1

Product AssemblyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRiverside, CA, USA$22.95 - $50.98 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Typically requires a high school diploma or equivalent, such as a GED, or vocational/technical education in a related discipline.
  • Experience reading, interpreting, and obtaining information from blueprints, planning sheets, standard work sheets, and similar documents.
  • Experience with safety practices and procedures.

Responsibilities

  • Determine methods and sequence of work operations from blueprints, operations planning, engineering orders, specifications, and other documents; fabricate, lay up, assemble, install, and mate honeycomb, adhesive-bonded, and composite assemblies.
  • Locate, fit, tape, and coordinate core and detail parts.
  • Trim, burnish, file, form, reform, fit, locate, drill, and ream parts to close tolerances; countersink, counterbore, clamp, bolt, and rivet structural members and adhesive-bonded and composite components.
  • Perform blind riveting and bucking.
  • Apply parting agent and perform bagging and vacuum blanketing.
  • Operate programmed and manually controlled drivematic-type machines.
  • Set up and operate resistance welding machines by selecting, mounting, and aligning attachments and setting pressure, power strokes, welding current, and timing cycles according to weld schedules and specifications.
  • Prepare test samples for shear and etch testing.
  • Clean electrode dies and tips to ensure proper welding.
  • Prepare parts, subassemblies, and assemblies for cleaning, masking, racking, stringing, and loading into baskets or racks.
  • Select immersion time, temperature, and sequence of dips, rinses, and soaks according to process specifications.
  • Mask and prepare parts, subassemblies, and assemblies for protective coatings, primer, and final topcoat paint.
  • Mix primers and paints to specifications; apply alodine, brush sealant, bake or dry parts and assemblies, apply decals and stencils, and perform cleaning process operations.
  • Operate drying ovens.
  • Grease caster bearings on rolling stock such as bakers’ racks and tools at the end of each autoclave run.
  • Burnish and blend parts as required by specifications.
  • Issue and mix plastics, plasters, and other materials used in plastic/plaster tooling departments.
  • Clean and prepare tooling surfaces for painting; prime and paint tools, gauges, surface tables, and gauge boxes by spraying or brushing.
  • Determine the center of balance, gravity, and weight of boxes and tools using shop tools such as balancing devices, scales, and tape measures; seal or bond seams, joints, and fittings on parts, subassemblies, and assemblies.
  • Mix sealants and adhesives; remove cured adhesives and flash control tapes.
  • Identify aircraft components using electroetch or vibroetch machines, electric pencils, steel and rubber stamps, stencils, stencil guns, and numbered tags.
  • Requisition, receive, store, issue, route, and move tools, parts, subassemblies, and assemblies; locate and identify actual or potential shortages and follow up on them.
  • Clean and preserve tools in a tool storage area using solvents, steam, and protective compounds; log items in or out and move, route, or deliver items throughout the plant.
  • Move, store, receive, ship, preserve, pack, package, crate, and issue materials, parts, and tools throughout the plant; work from tool orders, shortage reports, and assembly/detail shop orders.
  • Maintain records showing the status of all jobs; operate non-licensed trucks, licensed trucks rated up to one and one-half tons, and trackless trains to move parts, materials, tools, equipment, subassemblies, and assemblies within the plant.
  • Operate non-licensed lift trucks of any capacity.
  • Connect and disconnect vacuum lines to bond jigs as required.
  • Operate overhead cranes and loading equipment in conjunction with assigned work.
  • Receive incoming scrap and surplus materials, assess their type and condition, and segregate them into designated categories.
  • Check accompanying documents against submitted materials to ensure accurate documentation and conformance.
  • Operate lift trucks throughout the plant to collect and deliver scrap materials; load trucks as required.
  • Set up and operate machinery, fixtures, tooling, and equipment—including rotary cutting machines, power-driven saws, ovens, expanders, ice mills, hand routers, hand and power forming equipment, drill and grinding equipment, shears, hydraulic presses, punch presses, stretch presses, platen presses, power brakes, and rollers—to fabricate or rework aircraft components.
  • Determine required production aids and fabricate production aids and temporary tools such as router blocks and simple form blocks.
  • Use specialized machine attachments, standard tooling, and other machine aids.
  • Work from blueprints, sketches, and other authorized documents.
  • Perform finish-forming operations and verify dimensional accuracy of parts.
  • Code or number details, subassemblies, and assemblies with correct identification in the proper location.
  • Inventory raw stock and order it on a low-limit basis as required.
  • Document daily records necessary for Title V compliance.
  • Provide on-the-job training to other assemblers when needed.
  • Use and enter relevant data in computer-based data systems, including SAP or an equivalent enterprise resource planning system, Solumina or an equivalent manufacturing execution system, and RMAT (Riverside Material Tracking System).
  • Participate in Kaizen events voluntarily.
  • Maintain good shop practices.

Desired Qualifications

  • Apply thorough knowledge of aircraft assembly, adhesive bonding and composite assembly practices, specifications, and procedures, as well as chemical processing practices and procedures.
  • Set up and operate different types of painting, sealing, and identification equipment.

About the Company

RTX

Manufactures jet engines, avionics, missiles

RTX operates in aerospace and defense with three main units: Pratt & Whitney jet engines, Collins Aerospace avionics and flight systems, and Raytheon defense systems. Jet engines provide thrust for commercial and military aircraft, avionics manage cockpit controls and navigation, and Raytheon builds missiles, radar, and sensing platforms. It differentiates itself by offering an integrated, end-to-end portfolio across both commercial aviation and national defense under one corporate roof, built on the legacy of Raytheon and UTC. Its goal is to help customers fly more efficiently and protect nations by advancing propulsion, electronics and defense tech for civilian and security needs.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Arlington County, VA
Founded
2022

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