Hard Skills
IntermediateBlueprint and Technical Drawing InterpretationThe ability to read and accurately translate aeronautical engineering drawings, diagrams, and technical specifications into physical assembly tasks.
AdvancedPrecision Riveting and FasteningProficiency in using pneumatic tools and specialized equipment to join aircraft skins and frames using solid, blind, and hi-lock rivets.
IntermediateMetrology and Precision MeasurementThe skill of using calipers, micrometers, and depth gauges to verify that drilled holes and part alignments meet tolerances within thousandths of an inch.
IntermediateAviation Sealant ApplicationThe technical application of aerodynamic and fuel tank sealants using extrusion guns and spatulas to ensure pressure-tight and corrosion-resistant joints.
IntermediateDrilling and CountersinkingOperation of handheld and stationary drills to create precise holes in various alloys and composites, including the use of countersink cutters to ensure flush fastener heads.
Soft Skills
AdvancedAttention to DetailThe ability to perform repetitive, highly detailed tasks with meticulous precision to detect micro-cracks, burrs, or foreign object debris (FOD).
AdvancedSafety and Regulatory ComplianceStrict adherence to FAA/EASA assembly standards and workplace safety protocols, including the handling of hazardous materials.