Renton, Washington; Everett, Washington
Job ID JR2025467927 Category All Hourly Unions Role Type Onsite Post Date Aug. 14, 2025

JOB DESCRIPTION

At Boeing, we innovate and collaborate to make the world a better place. We’re committed to fostering an environment for every teammate that’s welcoming, respectful and inclusive, with great opportunity for professional growth. Find your future with us.
Boeing Commercial Airplanes is excited to offer opportunities for an Assembler Installer Cable Controlled Systems to join our Joint and Installation team in Everett and Renton, Washington.
As an Assembler Installer for Cable Controlled Systems, you will be pivotal in ensuring the highest standards of quality and safety in the installation and assembly processes. Your expertise will be essential as you perform critical tasks such as reaming, riveting, and setting cable tensions using a tension meter, all while adhering to precise specifications. You will meticulously select and verify parts, ensuring they are free of defects and suitable for installation, while also utilizing blueprints and work orders to guide your work. Your attention to detail will be crucial as you clean surfaces, apply sealants, and conduct thorough inspections to confirm that all assemblies meet regulatory compliance and operational excellence.
You will play a critical role in upholding our commitment to safety and quality standards, ensuring that all operations meet regulatory compliance and operational excellence. If you are detail-oriented, possess strong technical skills, and thrive in a collaborative environment, we invite you to apply and be a part of our mission to deliver excellence in aviation.

Position Responsibilities:

• Perform pickup, rework, authorized changes, and functional checks on work typically installed or assembled by lower classifications.
• Use a tension meter to set cable tension according to specifications.
• Conduct reaming and riveting as necessary to complete work assignments.
• Report job handicaps, such as errors in parts, materials, or assembly procedures, following shop procedures.
• Select appropriate parts, materials, and tools, and work with blueprints, assembly pages, and work orders to install and adjust cable-controlled systems in the aircraft.
• Review bar charts or automated timelines to determine job assignments and obtain necessary drawings.
• Locate work areas using drawings or paperwork that specify airplane and section numbers.
• Verify kitted parts against installation plans and bill of materials to ensure they are correct and free of defects.
• Obtain parts from the Parts Control Area if they are not pre-picked, ensuring they meet specifications.
• Drill, ream, and countersink holes in parts/assemblies per specifications, using appropriate tools.
• Disassemble parts and deburr holes to prepare for fastener installation.
• Use solvents to clean surfaces prior to sealing or assembly, and apply sealants, alodine, primers, adhesives, and special finishes as required.
• Install cable control pulleys and rig control cables according to drawings and specifications.
• Check and adjust actuator motors for full travel of flight control systems using power sources and hand tools.
• Clean the work area and ensure the removal of Foreign Object Debris (FOD) and submit completed jobs or in-process checks to inspectors as required.
• Physical Demands and Potential Hazards:
• Perform physical tasks that include lifting weights ranging from 10-15 lbs to 15-35 lbs.
• Engage in various movements such as reaching, handling, turning, twisting, lifting, lowering, climbing, balancing, bending, kneeling, crouching, and squatting.
• Work in environments that may involve contact with metals, solvents, and coolants.
• Operate in proximity to moving parts and tools, sharp cutters, and potential slipping hazards.
• Adapt to varying noise levels and atmospheric conditions.
• Utilize personal safety gear to protect face/eyes, hands/arms, and feet while performing job duties.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

English Preferred

• Perform pickup, rework, authorized changes, and functional checks on work typically installed or assembled by lower classifications.
• Use a tension meter to set cable tension according to specifications.
• Conduct reaming and riveting as necessary to complete work assignments.
• Report job handicaps, such as errors in parts, materials, or assembly procedures, following shop procedures.
• Select appropriate parts, materials, and tools, and work with blueprints, assembly pages, and work orders to install and adjust cable-controlled systems in the aircraft.
• Review bar charts or automated timelines to determine job assignments and obtain necessary drawings.
• Locate work areas using drawings or paperwork that specify airplane and section numbers.
• Verify kitted parts against installation plans and bill of materials to ensure they are correct and free of defects.
• Obtain parts from the Parts Control Area if they are not pre-picked, ensuring they meet specifications.
• Drill, ream, and countersink holes in parts/assemblies per specifications, using appropriate tools.
• Disassemble parts and deburr holes to prepare for fastener installation.
• Use solvents to clean surfaces prior to sealing or assembly, and apply sealants, alodine, primers, adhesives, and special finishes as required.
• Install cable control pulleys and rig control cables according to drawings and specifications.
• Check and adjust actuator motors for full travel of flight control systems using power sources and hand tools.
• Clean the work area and ensure the removal of Foreign Object Debris (FOD) and submit completed jobs or in-process checks to inspectors as required.
• Physical Demands and Potential Hazards:
• Perform physical tasks that include lifting weights ranging from 10-15 lbs to 15-35 lbs.
• Engage in various movements such as reaching, handling, turning, twisting, lifting, lowering, climbing, balancing, bending, kneeling, crouching, and squatting.
• Work in environments that may involve contact with metals, solvents, and coolants.
• Operate in proximity to moving parts and tools, sharp cutters, and potential slipping hazards.
• Adapt to varying noise levels and atmospheric conditions.
• Utilize personal safety gear to protect face/eyes, hands/arms, and feet while performing job duties