Aviation Instrument Assembler
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Industry & Occupation
Classification
Summary
A manufacturing job that consistently handles the assembly, adjustment, and inspection of instruments installed in aircraft, from parts assembly onward.
Description
Aviation instrument assemblers assemble flight instruments used in cockpits and measurement devices, performing tasks such as soldering, wiring, and screw tightening. They attach parts based on drawings and specifications, while using micrometers and calipers to check dimensions and tolerances to maintain high precision. After assembly, they conduct operational inspections and adjustments, complying with quality control and safety standards to prevent defects. In addition to team work on production lines, they may also be involved in prototyping and improving new products.
Future Outlook
Demand is expected to remain stable with the growth of the aircraft industry. On the other hand, as automation and robot introduction progresses, high-value-added precision skills will be increasingly in demand.
Personality Traits
Work Style
Career Path
Junior Assembler → Senior Assembler → Leader (Group Leader) → Quality Control Staff → Production Management
Required Skills
Measurement Instrument Operation (Caliper, Micrometer) / Precision Tool Operation / Reading Drawings and Specifications / Soldering Skills
Recommended Skills
Basic Knowledge of Electronic Circuits / English Technical Document Reading Ability / Quality Control (QC Methods)
Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Attention to Detail & Accuracy | Because high accuracy is required for tolerance management and inspection of tiny parts. |
Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Creativity & Ideation | Because the work mainly follows established procedures. |
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