Boise, Idaho, United States · On-site
$18/hr–$24/hr
Description Employment: Full-Time; Boise, Idaho (in-person) Department: Manufacturing Compensation: Non-exempt; DOE + credentials Relocation: Not provided/offered Build What Matters At Aviation Specialties Unlimited (ASU…
Skills: Precision Manufacturing, Assembly Techniques, Equipment Setup, Material Handling, In-process Inspection
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Operate precision manufacturing equipment to produce aerospace components and perform assembly tasks according to work instructions. Maintain accurate production records and ensure all quality standards and delivery schedules are met.
Requires 1-3 years of assembly or manufacturing experience and an associate's degree or equivalent work experience. Candidates must be able to read blueprints, lift up to 50 pounds, and work in a structured industrial environment.
Description
Employment: Full-Time; Boise, Idaho (in-person)
Department: Manufacturing
Compensation: Non-exempt; DOE + credentials
Relocation: Not provided/offered
At Aviation Specialties Unlimited (ASU), your work helps pilots operate safely in the most demanding conditions. We design and manufacture NVIS-compatible aircraft lighting and night vision goggles that enhance situational awareness, improves safety, and helps save lives. We’re a Boise-based, mission-driven small business where your work is visible, your ideas are valued, and your impact is immediate.
The Manufacturing Technician 1 is responsible for operating production equipment and performing the manufacturing and assembly of products using established work instructions, drawings, and guidelines. This role is responsible for maintaining established production processes, quality standards, accurate production records and accomplishing daily production schedules.
The Manufacturing Technician 1 requires proficiency in advanced assembly techniques, scheduled equipment preventative maintenance, inventory management and completing operational training on production equipment and processing finished goods.
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Lifesaving Night Vision Solutions
In 1995 Aviation Specialties Unlimited, Inc. (ASU), was established in Boise, Idaho, to meet the growing demand for night vision systems within public and civil aviation operations. Since that time, ASU has demonstrated the true definition of a complete “Go-to” company for both rotor-wing and fixed-wing aircraft operations. Founder and CEO of ASU, Mike Atwood, has been involved since the inception of night vision technology with both military and civil applications. The evolution of night vision systems has transformed the aviation industry during the last few decades and ASU has been at the forefront of this revolution helping to make night operations safer and more dependable. The beneficiaries of these efforts are not limited to Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Law Enforcement, and Search and Rescue operations, but also encompass communities across our nation protecting public safety, natural resources, and the welfare of those executing critical missions. Today, society is demanding smarter technology and a safer environment without compromising quality or efficiency. ASU is accepting that challenge with our continued Innovation for a Safer Tomorrow. ASU headquarters in Boise is a 39,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art facility that is a work home to more than 50 employees. In 2015 ASU expanded to meet growing staff and capacity requirements by adding 27,000 sq. ft. that includes 15,000 sq. ft. of hangar space, a 4,000 sq. ft. manufacturing area, and 8,000 sq. ft. of office space, much of which is dedicated to research and development of innovative new products and solutions. The expansion of facility and staff has postured ASU better serve customers executing life-saving missions around the world.
Offices: 4632 W Aeronca St, Boise, Idaho 83705-6503, US
Lifesaving Night Vision Solutions
In 1995 Aviation Specialties Unlimited, Inc. (ASU), was established in Boise, Idaho, to meet the growing demand for night vision systems within public and civil aviation operations. Since that time, ASU has demonstrated the true definition of a complete “Go-to” company for both rotor-wing and fixed-wing aircraft operations. Founder and CEO of ASU, Mike Atwood, has been involved since the inception of night vision technology with both military and civil applications. The evolution of night vision systems has transformed the aviation industry during the last few decades and ASU has been at the forefront of this revolution helping to make night operations safer and more dependable. The beneficiaries of these efforts are not limited to Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Law Enforcement, and Search and Rescue operations, but also encompass communities across our nation protecting public safety, natural resources, and the welfare of those executing critical missions. Today, society is demanding smarter technology and a safer environment without compromising quality or efficiency. ASU is accepting that challenge with our continued Innovation for a Safer Tomorrow. ASU headquarters in Boise is a 39,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art facility that is a work home to more than 50 employees. In 2015 ASU expanded to meet growing staff and capacity requirements by adding 27,000 sq. ft. that includes 15,000 sq. ft. of hangar space, a 4,000 sq. ft. manufacturing area, and 8,000 sq. ft. of office space, much of which is dedicated to research and development of innovative new products and solutions. The expansion of facility and staff has postured ASU better serve customers executing life-saving missions around the world.
Offices: 4632 W Aeronca St, Boise, Idaho 83705-6503, US
