Triumph Group

Technician

• Build and assemble components using assembly test procedures, blueprints, and written engineering instructions
• Adhere to specifications for subassemblies and assemblies using inspection equipment such as OD and ID micrometers, height gages, and dial calipers
• Test units according to Customer Acceptance Test Procedures and engineering instructions
• Meet production deadlines by following correct product-completion procedures
• Assemble components by examining connections for correct fit and fastening parts and subassemblies
• Ensure product quality by testing assembled parts according to specifications and quality control procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned
• Comply with EHS policies, training, instructions, and PPE requirements
• Report accidents, incidents, near misses, and dangerous situations to management

Technician, Assembly Test

General

• Perform surface preparation and painting of aircraft hydraulic assemblies and components
• Complete pre-paint preparation including sanding/abrading, washing, and masking
• Read and interpret Technical Data Sheets to safely mix paints according to specifications
• Operate pneumatic spray guns and other pneumatic tools and equipment
• Follow work instructions, blueprints, specifications, and manufacturing procedures
• Apply technical markings, decals, spray masks, and stencils
• Work with hazardous chemicals, paints, sealants, solvents, paint strippers, and thinners
• Monitor and verify quality using manufacturing planning, quality plans, and engineering drawings
• Meet production deadlines by following manufacturing schedules and procedures
• Work with support resources and cell leaders to resolve production problems
• Maintain a safe, clean working environment and adhere to safety policies and EHS requirements
• Participate in FOD, 5S, TPM, PM, and process improvement programs
• Identify ways to improve manufacturing efficiency and effectiveness
• Perform other duties as assigned

Painter

• Work 2nd shift
• Independently hand-finish production parts by deburring and other methods
• Remove excess metal and surface defects from hardware, material, and assembled parts before plating or shipping
• Select abrasive belts or wheels based on grain size, specified finish, product, and amount of metal to remove
• Attach wheels or belts to drive mechanisms
• Start equipment and manipulate workpieces against abrasive wheels, or portable wheels against workpieces, to remove metal and surface defects
• Examine parts for acceptable dimensions and finish
• Comply with EHS policies, training, instructions, and PPE requirements
• Report accidents, incidents, near misses, and dangerous situations to management

Hand Finisher, Deburr

• Independently hand-finish production parts by deburring and other methods
• Remove excess metal and surface defects from hardware, material, and assembled parts before plating or shipping
• Select abrasive belts or wheels according to grain size, specified finish, product, and amount of metal to remove
• Attach wheels or belts to drive mechanisms
• Start equipment and manipulate workpieces against abrasive wheels, or portable wheels against workpieces, to remove metal and surface defects
• Examine parts for acceptable dimensions and finish
• Report accidents, incidents, near misses, and dangerous or potentially dangerous situations to management
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment

Hand Finisher – Deburr

Operator

• Participate in structured on-the-job training for machine operations and manufacturing processes
• Read and follow work instructions, drawings, specifications, and manufacturing documentation
• Perform basic machine loading, unloading, cleaning, and material handling
• Follow company safety procedures, quality requirements, and aerospace manufacturing standards
• Ask questions and seek guidance when instructions or requirements are unclear
• Perform basic machine maintenance and preventative upkeep, reporting equipment concerns
• Accurately complete production and quality documentation
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives involving safety, quality, efficiency, and shop organization
• Demonstrate progress through the training program toward qualification as a Machine Operator I
• Learn to monitor machine performance, make routine adjustments, and resolve minor process or equipment issues
• Learn machine setups and tooling verification
• Safely operate assigned production machines and equipment
• Learn to conduct in-process and final quality inspections using calipers, micrometers, gauges, and other precision measuring instruments
• Perform other duties as assigned

Machine Operator

Clerk

• Identify, control, segregate, and maintain parts used in assembly areas
• Maintain inventory and supplies for the Assembly department
• Store parts properly
• Pull parts shortages for assembly orders
• Count and maintain inventory and shortages
• Expedite parts through Receiving, Quality, and Assembly departments
• Enter inventory data into the computer system
• Complete necessary inventory documentation
• Work independently, handle change, stay focused under pressure, and work overtime as needed
• Tackle problems, overcome obstacles, and develop alternative solutions
• Work with the Supervisor and Manager to navigate issues
• Establish priorities and manage time to achieve department productivity goals
• Complete tasks and paperwork accurately and professionally
• Contribute to team projects and collaborate with other departments
• Maintain a safe, clean, and organized workplace
• Comply with EHS policies and instructions
• Report accidents, incidents, near misses, and dangerous situations to management

Material Control Clerk

Accounting Manager

• Maintain accurate financial records for engineering programs, including labor charging, material costs, overhead allocations, and project-related expenses
• Support monthly program financial reviews by preparing cost reports and supporting variance analyses
• Analyze trends in engineering spending and provide recommendations to improve cost visibility and financial discipline
• Ensure compliance with internal accounting policies, GAAP, and government regulations
• Support month-end close activities
• Partner with Engineering, Program Management, and Finance across multiple active programs and locations

Accounting Analyst, Engineering

• Review and monitor production schedules, inventory reports, job orders and purchase orders to determine material quantities needed for production
• Expedite movement of materials and parts between purchasing, receiving, stock and production areas
• Facilitate material flow between departments to meet production schedules and order priorities
• Communicate material status and expedite rush or overdue materials
• Provide materials status at production meetings
• Escalate existing or potential shortages to management
• Reconcile discrepancies in received materials, including quantity errors and damaged parts
• Compile and maintain material, parts, inventory and production records manually or using a computer
• Confer with department supervision and planning regarding overdue and due material parts
• Coordinate material transfers from stock areas to production areas
• Verify materials received, part numbers and discrepancies when needed
• Compare work ticket specifications with materials used at workstations when needed
• Check with internal departments and buyers to ensure delivery on agreed dates
• Perform other duties as assigned

Expeditor

Administration

• Administer OE, spares, overhaul, and repair contracts for commercial and military customers
• Serve as account manager, customer point of contact, and administrative liaison
• Complete order review, entry, acknowledgement, and amendment processing
• Initiate contract reviews by documenting customer orders and contract flow-down requirements
• Conduct preliminary reviews and analysis of contract terms, conditions, and specific contract issues
• Review MOU, MOI, NDA, and PIA documents in coordination with management
• Ensure contract obligations are fulfilled throughout the contract duration
• Review and respond to customer contract demands with Business Development, Contracts, and Product Line Management
• Interpret contract language and consult management and corporate legal on legal interpretations
• Ensure ERP sales order entry is complete, timely, and accurate
• Maintain custody and order of contractual documents
• Communicate with customers by phone and in writing regarding contract issues
• Manage customer expectations and relationships while controlling risk and cost
• Initiate enterprise-wide contract reviews for customer proposals
• Provide input on pricing, statement of work verification, terms and conditions, draft responses, and quality and supply chain requirements
• Provide negotiation support to Business Development, Contracts, and Product Line Management
• Support Finance, Program Management, Engineering, and Compliance on contract, regulatory, government, and commercial contracting matters
• Assist in developing and implementing contract administration processes and procedures
• Support monthly SIOP meetings to ensure accurate part provisioning
• Perform other duties as assigned