We are seeking a hands-on and detail-oriented Junior Sheet Metal Specialist to support the fabrication, installation, and repair of HVAC ducting systems and aircraft skin components. The role is ideal for early-career technicians or engineers eager to gain practical experience in precision sheet metal work, particularly within the aerospace and HVAC sectors.
Fabrication Support:
Assist in the cutting, shaping, and assembling of sheet metal for HVAC ducts and aircraft skin panels according to technical drawings and specifications.
Installation & Assembly:
Support the installation and fitting of components on-site or on assembly lines, ensuring alignment, sealing, and structural integrity.
Tool Operation & Safety:
Learn to operate sheet metal machinery (e.g., brake press, shears, rollers, rivet guns) under supervision while strictly adhering to safety protocols.
Inspection & Quality Support:
Conduct basic inspections for fit, finish, and dimensional accuracy. Report defects or inconsistencies to supervisors.
Technical Documentation:
Follow blueprints, engineering drawings, and work instructions accurately; maintain detailed records of tasks completed.
Support the fabrication and repair of HVAC ductwork and aircraft skin sections under supervision.
Assist with measuring, marking, cutting, and forming sheet metal parts using standard tools and machines.
Perform drilling, deburring, fastening (riveting), and sealing operations.
Help prepare and maintain work areas, tools, and equipment in clean and safe condition.
Collaborate with senior technicians and engineers to improve techniques and efficiency.
Follow all workplace safety and quality assurance standards.
Certificate, Diploma, or Associate Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aircraft Maintenance, Sheet Metal Fabrication, or related field.
0–2 years of experience in sheet metal work (aerospace or HVAC experience preferred).
Basic understanding of sheet metal tools, fabrication methods, and technical drawings.
Willingness to learn industry-specific standards (e.g., AS9100, HVAC codes).
Good manual dexterity and attention to detail.
Strong communication and teamwork skills.
Ability to lift moderate loads and work in various physical positions (standing, bending, kneeling).