Pros
My seventh years of experience as an aeronautical cell assembly technician within a company in the aeronautical sector, then internships in several companies in the industrial sector, allowed me apprehend many creative challenges and be comfortable in a team while knowing how to work in a autonomous. I would now like to join an international team in order to broaden my creative horizon and put my skills at the service of the aeronautical and industrial sector.
Cons
Determine the constituent elements of the assembly and the method of linking them. ▪ Adjust and possibly correct parts. ▪ Perform fastener installation operations (drilling, reaming, milling, tapping). ▪ Place and assemble the parts together. ▪ Make sure parts are tight and protected. ▪ Carry out the metal processing process. ▪ Perform operational control tests. ▪ Fill in the tracking data. ▪ Learn about the materials and parts used in assembly. ▪ Learn about assembly processes and installation methods. ▪ Be able to read instruction sheets and follow strict processes and methodology. ▪ Learn how to use manual tools (file, scraper) and machine tools for adjustment ▪ Assembly of parts. ▪ Hydraulic drive. ▪ Electrical conduit. ▪ Perform pH and reflector leak tests. ▪ Driven handling of mobile cranes ▪ Know how to use measuring and control tools (calipers, pressure gauge, micrometer, comparison, micrometers).
