Description
Founded in 1973, Robinson Helicopter Company Inc., (RHC), is the preeminent manufacturer of civil rotorcraft located in Torrance, California. Robinson has built its reputation on a 50-year history of commitment to providing affordable and quality aircraft with a wide range of applications. We have a strong engineering team; almost 85% of our manufacturing processes, including production of parts and assembly, are done in our Torrance location. We also offer comprehensive overhaul services while rapidly responding to customers’ needs; to keep their aircraft flying. Our commitment to our vision of keeping our customers flying has earned RHC a variety of recognition from our customers.
Robinson is an engineering focused organization that provides challenging and exciting opportunities to contribute to the future of vertical flight.
Job Summary
The Disassembly Mechanic supports the teardown, inspection preparation, and processing of aircraft components within the disassembly department. This is an entry-level, hands-on position focused on mechanical work, part handling, and supporting certified mechanics and inspectors in a fast-paced aviation maintenance environment.
This role is ideal for individuals with strong mechanical aptitude and hands-on experience using tools, whether gained professionally, through technical training, or personal projects and hobbies.
Position Responsibilities
• Disassemble aircraft components and subassemblies using hand tools and shop equipment
• Clean, organize, and prepare parts for inspection and further processing
• Identify visible wear, damage, or discrepancies and escalate findings to mechanics or inspectors
• Support A&P mechanics and inspectors with basic mechanical and shop-related tasks
• Accurately track work performed and maintain basic production documentation
• Properly tag, handle, and store components throughout the teardown process
• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area in accordance with company safety and 5S standards
• Follow all company quality procedures, work instructions, and safety requirements