About the role
Production Engineer - SACS
Explore a career where you’re challenged and have access to exciting engineering projects that stretch your talents. Our expert team and supportive leaders give you the trust and independence to do your best work.
Whether you’re a new engineering graduate, early in your career, or an experienced engineer, we’re open to different levels of experience for this opportunity. If you’re interested in hands-on engineering, manufacturing, and solving technical problems in an aerospace environment, we’d like to hear from you.
The Production Engineer provides engineering support to the business unit for all aspects of component repair, including the development of repair solutions and continuous improvement initiatives. You’ll work closely with Operations, Quality, Process Engineering and other technical teams while ensuring compliance with relevant airworthiness and contractual requirements.
What you'll do
Identifies and establishes improvement programs through root cause analysis (i.e., repair instructions, proper sequencing, inspection criteria, gauges, fixtures, machines, etc.), analysis of turn times, work in process, non-conformance tags (NCTs), material review board (MRBs), process interruptions, other line stoppages, warranty failure modes, field reliability of repairs, investigation of repair-related field problems, line build problems, and subcontractors' repair performance. Works quality department to trend the improvements.
Develops minor/major repairs (non-standard in conjunction with original equipment manufacturer (OEM), in-house process engineers, and outside services as required) under Design Approval Organization (DAO) sanction; refines existing repair schemes to eliminate the frequent need for in-process rejects and MRBs.
Owns, generates, maintains, and updates Reworks Process Instruction (RPIs), temporary overhaul data revisions (TODRs), matrix codes, etc. related to repair; prepares production routings and detailed repair instructions based on approved data.
Reviews all scrap not able to be dispositioned routinely with a view to applying book repairs, logging scrap rates and costs, and accumulating stock as future-rep…
