This classification requires on-the-job training and performance of diverse assignments related to the RP4884 Composites Fabricator-Developmental Radome activities for the purpose of acquiring training and experience to satisfactorily perform the distinguishing requirements of the classification.
Develops complex methods and sequence of operation, fabricates, cures, builds up and assembles Radomes from engineering drawings, development specifications and/or verbal instructions where complete information is not readily available; focuses on contamination control, exact tolerances, and radio frequency (RF) and radar cross section (RCS) properties; exercises complete knowledge of plastics/composite shop practices, theory and procedures, including a thorough knowledge of the physical properties of all types of plastics/composites and their forming and processing characteristics; develops tooling concepts and recommends changes to engineering, planning and tooling; performs tool-proving checks on new tooling and processing concepts where an in-depth knowledge of material is required.
Performs drilling and countersinking, bonding of diverters and grommets, bonding and hand trimming and forming of core and substrates; performs co-cure layup.
Sets up assemblies and parts in curing equipment such as an autoclave, oven, or integrally heated tooling in order to obtain desired set and cure.
Works with authorized personnel in developing tooling and parts, and assists in setting up operations on a production basis.
Improvises shop aids as required.
Operates laser projection equipment as required.
Performs duties of a Composites Fabricator-Developmental and Composites Fabricator and Assembler, Senior as required. #SkunkProduction
Employees will perform the functions of the above referenced classification and must demonstrate successful completion of assignments with a level of oversight and instruction, where appropriate.
***Must obtain and maintain Company licenses, certifications, and training as required for assigned tasks***
***Must Be Able to Work Any Shift***
***Work Schedule - 4X10A_P Prod- 4 10 hr days Mon-Thurs; Fr/Sa/Su off
Qualifications
Basic Qualifications:
Must have prior experience with radomes and a minimum of two years composite fabrication and layup experience.:
Must be able to demonstrate entry level blueprint and technical data comprehension, basic computer operations.:
Desired Skills:
Complex layup:
Layup on non flat surcaces such as round or conical shapes:
Laser projection on large, round, conical shapes:
Pay Information:
Benefits offered: Medical, Dental, Vision, Flexible work arrangements and schedules (e.g., 4x10), 401(k) match, Paid time off, Holidays, Parental Leave, EAP, Flexible Spending Accounts, Education Assistance, Life Insurance, Short-Term Disability, and Long-Term Disability.:
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