**[Summary [The level of Mechanical Assembler Journeyman is dependent upon years of experience and applicable skill level in performing required tasks inside the department from the most basic essential duties to the more complex duties as determined by management.

[Essential Duties and Responsibilities [All skills are dependent upon level and *[include the following with other duties as assigned.]{calibri",sans-serif"=""}]{calibri",sans-serif"=""}]{calibri",sans-serif"=""}]{calibri",sans-serif"=""}]{calibri",sans-serif"=""}*

• Perform a variety of moderate to complex production and/or assembly operations
• Utilize diagrams, drawings, work orders, oral and/or written instructions to assemble products and sub-assemblies.
• Read, interpret and abide by shop processes.
• Knowledge of and understand in BMS, BAC and other types of aerospace specifications.
• Consistently produce high level of quality craftsmanship.
• Troubleshoot and problem solve based upon skill level
• Work with other department personnel to resolve issues/problems.
• [Knowledge of and understand the use of:]{calibri",sans-serif"=""}
  • Tools and machines: screw drivers, drills, clamps, vices, knives, gauges, scales, temperature recorders, etc.
  • Materials: adhesives, laminates, fiberglass/resins, potting compound.

**[Supervisory Responsibilities [None.

[Level II [Will perform a variety of moderately complex production assembly operations. Can read diagrams, drawings, and work orders. Will use diagrams/drawings/work orders along with oral/written instructions to assemble products and sub-assemblies with occasional supervision. Effectively uses a variety of hand tools or production equipment. Possesses and relies upon problem solving skills to perform troubleshooting. Is cross trained in many of the area processes. Has a basic understanding of using BMS, BAC, JMS and other types of specifications. [This is the *intermediate level assembler position typically requiring 1 year of assembly experience.

[Level Journeyman [Will perform a variety of moderate to complex production assembly operations with little to no supervision. Can read, understand and utilize diagrams, drawings, work orders, and oral/written instructions to assemble products and sub-assemblies. Proficient in the use of a variety of hand tools or production equipment. Is cross-trained in many of the shop processes. Has an advanced knowledge and understanding of using BMS, BAC, JMS and other types of specifications. Is trained in all area processes. Maintains and consistently outputs a high level of quality/craftsmanship. Does basic troubleshooting and problem solving, and works with Planners and Engineers to solve problems. [This is the *advanced level assembler position typically requiring 2 or more years of assembly experience.

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