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Mechanic / Metalworker at Airbus (m/f/x)

Augsburg, Germany

In Augsburg, Airbus Aerostructures builds complex assemblies and components for A350 side shells made of CFRP. As an Mechanic / Metalworker, you work in Plant 1 and Plant 4 on structural and equipment components. When drill holes, rivet lines or bonding do not match the drawing exactly, you resolve deviations immediately with the line team and quality assurance. Work is organized in 2-/3-shift patterns.

Apply now for structural assembly in Augsburg.


The gross annual salary is, depending on qualifications, between 43,000 € and max. 52,000 €. If you have already applied to ARTS, we look forward to finding further suitable positions together with you – multiple applications are therefore not necessary.

Drawing reading
Joining techniques
Structural assembly
German
English

Benefits


Canteen & catering

Canteen & catering

delicious meals directly in the office in the canteen or cafeteria


Optimum work-life balance

Optimum work-life balance

flexible working hours, 35-hour workweek, 30 vacation days & special leave


Attractive remuneration

Attractive remuneration

Equal pay, special payments & bonuses above the standard pay scale


Individual development opportunities

Individual development opportunities

international, Group-wide training & development


Future-proof

Future-proof

company pension scheme with attractive employer contribution


Referral bonus & tax-free benefits

Referral bonus & tax-free benefits

Bonuses for employee referrals plus Edenred Card benefits


Mobile & sustainable

Mobile & sustainable

employee car parks and subsidised HVV season ticket

Responsibilities

  • Joining, fitting and setting structural components with functional check and surface protection
  • Drilling, riveting, mounting, joining, grinding and bonding of components
  • Creating match-drilled holes
  • Assembly of complex metal structural components, equipment components with electrical / mechanical systems and assemblies and components for A350 side shells made of CFRP
  • Planning work steps using aircraft-specific assembly methods
  • Work-related documentation and confirmation in the production or work plan


Qualifications

  • Completed vocational training as Aircraft Mechanic, in a wood-processing trade, as Automotive Mechanic or in a metal-processing trade
  • Several years of professional experience in production, aerospace, mechanics, locksmithing and structural assembly
  • Experience in reading drawings, especially new and older build documents, and in using joining techniques
  • Ideally knowledge of aircraft structural assembly and aircraft equipment assembly
  • Fluent German (B2 level) and basic English
  • Willingness to work in 2- to 3-shift patterns
  • Willingness to complete a pre-qualification

A valid, unrestricted work permit for the European Union (no student visa) is mandatory

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