Impact the manufacturing process by contributing to the timely and accurate assembly of aerospace components, supporting Honeywell’s commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
Compensation
In addition to a competitive salary, leading-edge work, and developing solutions side-by-side with dedicated experts in their fields, Honeywell Aerospace employees are eligible for a comprehensive benefits package.
Responsibilities
Assemble parts and components according to engineering specifications and work instructions.
Inspect assembled products for quality and report any defects or issues.
Maintain a clean and organized work area to ensure safety and efficiency.
Assemble, integrate, modify, and test electro-mechanical systems, assemblies, and subassemblies using engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, schematics, bills of material (BOMs), and work instructions.
Independently perform mechanical assembly, wiring, soldering, cable fabrication, and system integration activities to meet quality and performance requirements.
Fabricate and assemble electrical wiring harnesses, cable assemblies, and connectors utilizing soldering, crimping, and other precision assembly techniques.
Conduct functional, electrical, and mechanical testing of assemblies and complete systems; document results and identify corrective actions when required.
Troubleshoot assembly, wiring, and system performance issues, determining root causes and implementing solutions with limited supervision.
Assemblers play a key role in the manufacturing process by connecting and securing parts to create finished products, following detailed work instructions and using tools and machinery to perform precise tasks.
Compensation
For Longmont, the expected hourly wage for this position is $22–$23.50.
Responsibilities
Reading and interpreting schematics and technical drawings
Selecting, measuring and aligning parts or subassemblies for production
Operating power tools and manufacturing equipment to assemble components
Performing quality checks and functional tests to identify defects or inconsistencies
Recording production data, part counts and test results in manufacturing logs or software
Responsible for assembling and disassembling assembly parts, using tools and equipment in an industrial setting.
Compensation
The hourly range for this role is between $19.00+ an hour. The salary rate for this role is currently $19.00. Other benefit offerings for this role may include annual bonus, if eligible.
Responsibilities
Assemble, test, and inspect according to engineering drawings and test codes
Disassemble, troubleshoot, repair, and reassemble equipment that does not pass the test
Maintain assembly and test equipment as required
Assist in daily 5s and cleaning procedures
Assist others in obtaining solutions to quality and production issues
Composite Manufacturing Technician responsible for producing high-quality composite parts, components, and assemblies using advanced fabrication, molding, and assembly processes.
Responsibilities
Produce parts, components and final assemblies using composite fabrication, compression molding, metal fabrication, modification, checkout, re-work, quality testing, and assembly
Prepare components for lay-up, filament winding, cure and post cure using cured and uncured rubber materials and adhesives
Operate machinery and shop equipment including filament winders, ovens, autoclaves, lathes, presses, furnaces, mixers, grinders, paint booths, fume hoods and automated welding equipment
Fabricate and assemble parts into completed sub-assemblies using assembly tools
Perform vacuum bagging and related processes for fabrication and curing composite parts
Composite Manufacturing Technician responsible for producing high‑quality composite parts, components, and assemblies using advanced fabrication, molding, and assembly processes.
Responsibilities
Produce parts, components and final assemblies using composite fabrication, compression molding, metal fabrication, modification, checkout, re‑work, quality testing, and assembly
Prepare components for lay‑up, filament winding, cure and post‑cure using cured and uncured rubber materials and adhesives
Operate machinery and shop equipment including filament winders, ovens, autoclaves, lathes, presses, furnaces, mixers, grinders, paint booths, fume hoods and automated welding equipment
Fabricate and assemble piece parts into completed sub‑assemblies using assembly tools
Perform vacuum bagging and related processes for fabrication and curing composite parts
The Assembler performs complex assembly activities and is responsible for ensuring products meet established quality, workmanship, and customer requirements throughout the build process.
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