Jobs at Orizon Aerostructures

Quality Engineer responsible for maintaining manufacturing quality systems, leading corrective action investigations, troubleshooting production and customer issues, supporting inspections and first article processes, and improving process capabilities. The role requires familiarity with engineering drawings, bills of materials, manufacturing routers, CATIA V5, measurement tools, AS9100, FMEA, and control plans. Work occurs primarily in an office with frequent manufacturing-floor visits and requires compliance with ITAR eligibility restrictions.

Ensures manufacturing documents and processes meet quality standards, leads corrective-action investigations, supports inspections and first article activities, troubleshoots production and product issues, resolves customer complaints and nonconformances, and recommends process improvements. The role also supports quality training, customer issue resolution, RMA and material review processes, and compliance with company procedures.

Develops and documents production processes, work instructions, cost estimates, and process improvements. Investigates production issues, supports cost-reduction initiatives, provides training, and promotes safe, efficient plant operations. Requires manufacturing engineering experience, Lean methods, mechanical aptitude, CAD software proficiency, Microsoft Office skills, PFMEA, root cause analysis, and project management capabilities.

Supports machinists and machine operators by preparing fixtures, acquiring tools, loading parts, inspecting and measuring components, deburring parts, completing production records, and maintaining a safe, clean work environment. Operates forklifts, cranes, and hoists; performs equipment inspections and preventive maintenance; follows production priorities, safety procedures, and assigned training requirements.

Manufacturing Engineer responsible for defining and improving aerospace manufacturing processes, including routers, bills of materials, work instructions, fixtures, tooling, CNC machining, and work holding. The role applies GD&T, blueprint interpretation, quality planning, PFMEA, root cause analysis, Lean methods, precision measurement, and AS9100 practices. It requires frequent production-floor interaction, project planning, process improvement, and adherence to safety and ITAR requirements.

The Sealant Specialist I applies sealants post-assembly for major and sub-assemblies, maintains clean work areas, and ensures compliance with safety protocols while inspecting for non-conformances.

Use ERP/MRP systems to ensure materials are available for production, manage purchase orders and supplier performance, forecast requirements, resolve invoice discrepancies, produce metrics, negotiate supplier terms, and support inventory and consignment programs.

Perform masking and racking for chemical and paint processes using tapes, plugs, and liquid maskants. Read work orders and drawings, create masking aids and library, support quality/troubleshooting, follow EHS and production standards, assist leadership, and participate in continuous improvement and corrective actions.

Manage customer communication, order and forecast tracking, supplier validation, purchase order review, and new product introductions. Coordinate ERP/MRP data, support rate readiness and program performance, and drive continuous improvement in a manufacturing environment.