Component Repair Technologies Benefits Overview

Designs, coordinates, delivers, and evaluates employee learning programs in a manufacturing environment. Leads onboarding and on-the-job training, develops competency standards and skills matrices, verifies employee qualifications, maintains training records, administers the LMS, and ensures compliance with operational, quality, safety, customer, regulatory, and FAA Part 145 requirements. Partners with supervisors and subject matter experts to assess training needs, close skills gaps, support career development, and improve workforce readiness.

Conduct full-cycle recruiting from sourcing and screening through interviewing, offers, background checks, and onboarding. Partner with hiring managers to define selection criteria, build candidate pipelines through online and community outreach, coordinate interviews and facility tours, and represent the company at career fairs and recruiting events. Maintain recruiting tools and documentation, support employer brand awareness, and collaborate with HR to ensure effective hiring processes.

Designs and modifies tooling and fixture drawings for aerospace component repair and overhaul using AutoCAD and SolidWorks. Collaborates with engineering and production teams, reviews designs against OEM and aerospace standards, maintains controlled documentation, creates prototype tooling through 3D printing, and uses 3D scanning for reverse engineering. Requires drafting and tooling design experience, manufacturing knowledge, GD&T, FEA understanding, and familiarity with safety practices.