Job Title: Electrical Fabrication Technician (Wireshop)

Job Summary:

Under the direction of Production Management, the Electrical Fabrication Technician manufactures electrical harnesses and assemblies, installs wiring used in the assembly and integration of aircraft parts and assemblies, and performs related tasks in accordance with Design Engineering instructions.

Key Responsibilities:

• Manufacture wiring harnesses and electrical assemblies according to applicable regulations and instructions

• Install wiring into interior monuments for aircraft installation

• Operate laser wire spaners and printers to span electrical wiring and assemblies

• Use precision tools and test equipment to measure and perform operational testing

• Read and interpret wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, test plans, and work instructions

• Maintain equipment and troubleshoot malfunctions

• Work effectively with coworkers, engineering, and management to solve problems and implement best practices

• Maintain continuity among work shifts and document actions and irregularities

• Update job knowledge through educational opportunities and continuous self-improvement

Job Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent; completion of vocational training or apprenticeship an asset
• Experienced hooking up wires to Canon Plugs and Molex.

• Understanding of wiring and electrical theory

• Ability to read and understand basic wiring diagrams and work instructions

• Experience in aircraft avionics, avionics fabrication, or electrical fabrication preferred

• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office

• Ability to work effectively as a team member

• Willingness to work extended hours, weekends, and holidays as needed

• High level of manual dexterity and detail orientation

• Good oral and written communication skills

Work Environment:

• Regular exposure to vibration

• Occasional exposure to moving mechanical parts, precarious places, and risk of electrical shock

• Very loud noise level

Physical Demands:

• Regularly required to stand

• Frequently required to use hands, climb, or balance

• Occasionally required to walk, reach, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl

• Regularly lift and move up to 10 pounds; frequently lift and move up to 25 pounds; occasionally lift and move up to 50 pounds

• Specific vision abilities required, including close vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.

Why ACES

• Time, Time and a half overtime pay
• Full max per diem benefits
• Benefits
• Paycheck Advances
• Longevity Bonus
• Life Insurance
• Referral Bonus Program