Aerospace Process Mechanic Jobs

Job Description – Process Mechanic in Aerospace at ARTS Group

 In an aerospace Process Mechanic job, you take charge of operating, monitoring, and maintaining the equipment that produces high performance parts. Whether CFRP structures for fuselage, wings, or empennage, bonding processes for load bearing assemblies, or specialty coatings for corrosion protection you ensure every material is processed exactly to spec and every process parameter is documented.

 Your tasks at a glance:

• Operating and setting up equipment for CFRP and GFRP production (prepreg processing, RTM, hand lay up, infusion processes)
• Controlling curing processes in autoclaves, hot presses, and ovens, including temperature and pressure logging
• Performing coating, paint, and surface treatment processes for aerospace components 
• Adhesive, joining, and bonding processes for load bearing and non load bearing structural parts per aerospace specifications 
• Monitoring and adjusting process parameters (temperature, pressure, mix ratios, curing curves) 
• Maintenance, cleaning, and setup of production and process equipment 
• Initial inspections and visual checks immediately after process completion 
• Complete documentation of process data in aerospace compliant systems 
• Contributing to the optimization of process workflows and material quality 
• Work under cleanroom or clean zone conditions depending on the process 
• Compliance with EN 9100, NADCAP, and manufacturer specific material approvals 

In aerospace manufacturing, every process parameter counts. A deviating curing curve or wrong mix ratio can render entire parts unusable. That's exactly why our Process Mechanics work with qualified equipment, traceable process instructions, and established release paths. You take responsibility for material, process, and documentation and therefore for the safety of the end product.