Aircraft Mechanic II – Sheet Metal – F-15E
Resicum International, LLC · Goldsboro, NC · 1 mo ago
On-siteEngineeringFull-time
We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? The description includes job description, responsibilities, requirements, qualifications, skills, benefits, pay, schedule. We need to include sections only if posting has real specific content.
We have: Job Description (description). Key Responsibilities list. Specific F-15E Sheet Metal Experience — REQUIRED list. Requirements list.
We have no explicit Benefits, Pay, Schedule. So we should not include those sections.
We need headings: for section headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We can choose appropriate headings based on content. Likely we will have sections: About the role (maybe from description), Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications (maybe combine with Requirements?), Skills (maybe from requirements). But we must not create sections with filler. We need to include only sections where we have real specific content.
We have description paragraph: "Resicum International, LLC is seeking experienced Aircraft Mechanic II – Sheet Metal personnel to support F-15E aircraft structural maintenance, sheet metal fabrication, repair, modification, inspection, and installation activities. Aircraft Mechanic II Sheet Metal personnel will perform aircraft structural and sheet metal maintenance tasks of moderate difficulty while supporting F-15E modification operations." That's about the role.
We have Key Responsibilities list.
We have Specific F-15E Sheet Metal Experience — REQUIRED list (maybe part of Requirements). Also Requirements list.
We could combine Requirements and Specific Experience into one Requirements section, or separate Qualifications and Skills. But we must not create sections with placeholder. We can have sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements (including both generic requirements and specific experience). Possibly also Skills (but we could embed within Requirements). The instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." So we could have three sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements.
We need to use
for section headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We can choose appropriate headings based on content. Likely we will have sections: About the role (maybe from description), Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications (maybe combine with Requirements?), Skills (maybe from requirements). But we must not create sections with filler. We need to include only sections where we have real specific content.
We have description paragraph: "Resicum International, LLC is seeking experienced Aircraft Mechanic II – Sheet Metal personnel to support F-15E aircraft structural maintenance, sheet metal fabrication, repair, modification, inspection, and installation activities. Aircraft Mechanic II Sheet Metal personnel will perform aircraft structural and sheet metal maintenance tasks of moderate difficulty while supporting F-15E modification operations." That's about the role.
We have Key Responsibilities list.
We have Specific F-15E Sheet Metal Experience — REQUIRED list (maybe part of Requirements). Also Requirements list.
We could combine Requirements and Specific Experience into one Requirements section, or separate Qualifications and Skills. But we must not create sections with placeholder. We can have sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements (including both generic requirements and specific experience). Possibly also Skills (but we could embed within Requirements). The instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." So we could have three sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements.
We need to use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. So Responsibilities list as ul. Requirements list as ul.
We need to preserve all substantive information, not invent or summarize away detail. Must not repeat job title as heading. Must not put Job ID etc.
We need to remove boilerplate: cookie/navigation/legal/EEO etc. There's none.
We need to output only HTML fragment.
Let's craft:
About the role
Resicum International, LLC is seeking experienced Aircraft Mechanic II – Sheet Metal personnel to support F-15E aircraft structural maintenance, sheet metal fabrication, repair, modification, inspection, and installation activities. Aircraft Mechanic II Sheet Metal personnel will perform aircraft structural and sheet metal maintenance tasks of moderate difficulty while supporting F-15E modification operations.
Responsibilities
- Perform F-15E sheet metal and structural maintenance.
- Fabricate, repair, modify, remove, and install aircraft structural components.
- Perform aircraft structural modifications.
- Perform drilling, cutting, forming, fitting, and fastening operations.
- Interpret aircraft technical orders, drawings, blueprints, and engineering documentation.
- Troubleshoot aircraft structural discrepancies.
- Perform inspections of completed structural and sheet metal work.
- Support aircraft modification activities.
- Perform repairs and modifications in accordance with approved technical data.
- Use aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Use precision measuring equipment as required.
- Maintain Tool Control and FOD prevention procedures.
- Complete required maintenance documentation.
- Support aircraft production schedules.
- Coordinate technical issues with the Site Supervisor / Lead Mechanic.
- Assist higher-level technicians with complex structural maintenance activities.
- Prioritize assigned workload to meet established schedules.
Requirements
- SECRET or Interim SECRET security clearance required.
- Favorably adjudicated background investigation sufficient for required site access.
- Aircraft Mechanic II-level experience.
- Aircraft sheet metal/structural maintenance experience.
- Strong knowledge of aircraft structural repair procedures.
- Working knowledge of aircraft technical publications.
- Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Ability to interpret drawings and technical data.
- Ability to troubleshoot aircraft structural discrepancies.
- Ability to prioritize workload and meet production schedules.
- Must maintain required qualifications and training.
- Valid US Passport Required.
- Specific F-15E Sheet Metal Experience — REQUIRED:
- Must possess hands-on aircraft sheet metal maintenance experience.
- Must have experience performing aircraft structural repairs and modifications.
- Must be capable of interpreting aircraft technical orders and engineering drawings.
- Must have experience with aircraft structural components.
- Must have experience performing drilling, forming, fitting, fastening, and repair operations.
- Must have experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Generic sheet metal experience without aircraft maintenance experience does not satisfy the specific aircraft maintenance experience requirement.
But note nested ul inside li may be okay but maybe better to keep as separate list under Requirements heading. Could also make a separate subheading but we avoid extra headings. Could just continue the list with items that include the specific experience as separate bullet points. However the specific experience is a group; we could incorporate them as bullet points directly under Requirements without nesting.
Simplify: After the generic requirements bullets, add bullets for specific experience.
Thus:
Requirements
- SECRET or Interim SECRET security clearance required.
- Favorably adjudicated background investigation sufficient for required site access.
- Aircraft Mechanic II-level experience.
- Aircraft sheet metal/structural maintenance experience.
- Strong knowledge of aircraft structural repair procedures.
- Working knowledge of aircraft technical publications.
- Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Ability to interpret drawings and technical data.
- Ability to troubleshoot aircraft structural discrepancies.
- Ability to prioritize workload and meet production schedules.
- Must maintain required qualifications and training.
- Valid US Passport Required.
- Must possess hands-on aircraft sheet metal maintenance experience.
- Must have experience performing aircraft structural repairs and modifications.
- Must be capable of interpreting aircraft technical orders and engineering drawings.
- Must have experience with aircraft structural components.
- Must have experience performing drilling, forming, fitting, fastening, and repair operations.
- Must have experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Generic sheet metal experience without aircraft maintenance experience does not satisfy the specific aircraft maintenance experience requirement.
That preserves all.
We should not include Benefits, Pay, Schedule sections.
Now output only HTML fragment.
Check for any repeated content: We have "Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." appears twice (once in generic requirements, once in specific). That's okay as it's from both sections; but we might deduplicate? The instruction: preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Duplicated lines: we should remove duplicated lines? It says "Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions." So we should remove duplicated lines. Indeed there is duplicate "Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." appears in both generic and specific. We should keep only one instance. Also "Must have experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." is similar but not identical; generic says "Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." Specific says "Must have experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." They are similar but not exact duplicate; still could be considered duplicate meaning. Safer to keep both? The instruction says remove duplicated lines. If they are not exactly same line, maybe not considered duplicate. But to be safe, we could keep only one of them, maybe the more specific "Must have experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." as it's stronger. However generic also includes "Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." which is slightly different. I'd keep both? Might be considered duplicate in meaning. I'd remove the generic one and keep the specific one with "Must have". But we also have generic "Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." maybe we can drop it.
Let's examine generic requirements list: includes "Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." That's a bullet. Specific list includes "Must have experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." That's essentially same meaning but with "Must have". To avoid duplication, we can keep the specific one and drop the generic.
Thus generic list will not have that bullet.
Now check other duplicates: "Ability to interpret drawings and technical data." vs "Must be capable of interpreting aircraft technical orders and engineering drawings." Those are similar but not identical; one is ability to interpret drawings and technical data (generic), other is must be capable of interpreting aircraft technical orders and engineering drawings (specific). They are not exact duplicates; keep both.
"Ability to troubleshoot aircraft structural discrepancies." vs "Must be capable of interpreting aircraft technical orders and engineering drawings." Not duplicate.
"Ability to prioritize workload and meet production schedules." vs maybe not duplicate.
Now ensure we have all substantive info: Let's list all bullets from original:
From Key Responsibilities (list):
- Perform F-15E sheet metal and structural maintenance.
- Fabricate, repair, modify, remove, and install aircraft structural components.
- Perform aircraft structural modifications.
- Perform drilling, cutting, forming, fitting, and fastening operations.
- Interpret aircraft technical orders, drawings, blueprints, and engineering documentation.
- Troubleshoot aircraft structural discrepancies.
- Perform inspections of completed structural and sheet metal work.
- Support aircraft modification activities.
- Perform repairs and modifications in accordance with approved technical data.
- Use aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Use precision measuring equipment as required.
- Maintain Tool Control and FOD prevention procedures.
- Complete required maintenance documentation.
- Support aircraft production schedules.
- Coordinate technical issues with the Site Supervisor / Lead Mechanic.
- Assist higher-level technicians with complex structural maintenance activities.
- Prioritize assigned workload to meet established schedules.
From Requirements (generic):
- SECRET or Interim SECRET security clearance required.
- Favorably adjudicated background investigation sufficient for required site access.
- Aircraft Mechanic II-level experience.
- Aircraft sheet metal/structural maintenance experience.
- Strong knowledge of aircraft structural repair procedures.
- Working knowledge of aircraft technical publications.
- Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Ability to interpret drawings and technical data.
- Ability to troubleshoot aircraft structural discrepancies.
- Ability to prioritize workload and meet production schedules.
- Must maintain required qualifications and training.
- Valid US Passport Required.
From Specific F-15E Sheet Metal Experience — REQUIRED:
- Must possess hands-on aircraft sheet metal maintenance experience.
- Must have experience performing aircraft structural repairs and modifications.
- Must be capable of interpreting aircraft technical orders and engineering drawings.
- Must have experience with aircraft structural components.
- Must have experience performing drilling, forming, fitting, fastening, and repair operations.
- Must have experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Generic sheet metal experience without aircraft maintenance experience does not satisfy the specific aircraft maintenance experience requirement.
Now we need to ensure we include all.
We have in Responsibilities: we have all except maybe "Use aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." and "Use precision measuring equipment as required." etc. We have those.
In Requirements we have generic list but we removed duplicate "Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." We'll keep the specific one instead. However we also need to keep "Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment." from generic? If we remove it, we still have the specific one which covers it. That's fine.
Now we need to include all specific bullets.
Let's craft final HTML.
We'll have:
About the role
About the role
Resicum International, LLC is seeking experienced Aircraft Mechanic II – Sheet Metal personnel to support F-15E aircraft structural maintenance, sheet metal fabrication, repair, modification, inspection, and installation activities. Aircraft Mechanic II Sheet Metal personnel will perform aircraft structural and sheet metal maintenance tasks of moderate difficulty while supporting F-15E modification operations.
Responsibilities
- Perform F-15E sheet metal and structural maintenance.
- Fabricate, repair, modify, remove, and install aircraft structural components.
- Perform aircraft structural modifications.
- Perform drilling, cutting, forming, fitting, and fastening operations.
- Interpret aircraft technical orders, drawings, blueprints, and engineering documentation.
- Troubleshoot aircraft structural discrepancies.
- Perform inspections of completed structural and sheet metal work.
- Support aircraft modification activities.
- Perform repairs and modifications in accordance with approved technical data.
- Use aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Use precision measuring equipment as required.
- Maintain Tool Control and FOD prevention procedures.
- Complete required maintenance documentation.
- Support aircraft production schedules.
- Coordinate technical issues with the Site Supervisor / Lead Mechanic.
- Assist higher-level technicians with complex structural maintenance activities.
- Prioritize assigned workload to meet established schedules.
Requirements
- SECRET or Interim SECRET security clearance required.
- Favorably adjudicated background investigation sufficient for required site access.
- Aircraft Mechanic II-level experience.
- Aircraft sheet metal/structural maintenance experience.
- Strong knowledge of aircraft structural repair procedures.
- Working knowledge of aircraft technical publications.
- Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Ability to interpret drawings and technical data.
- Ability to troubleshoot aircraft structural discrepancies.
- Ability to prioritize workload and meet production schedules.
- Must maintain required qualifications and training.
- Valid US Passport Required.
- Specific F-15E Sheet Metal Experience — REQUIRED:
- Must possess hands-on aircraft sheet metal maintenance experience.
- Must have experience performing aircraft structural repairs and modifications.
- Must be capable of interpreting aircraft technical orders and engineering drawings.
- Must have experience with aircraft structural components.
- Must have experience performing drilling, forming, fitting, fastening, and repair operations.
- Must have experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Generic sheet metal experience without aircraft maintenance experience does not satisfy the specific aircraft maintenance experience requirement.
Requirements
- SECRET or Interim SECRET security clearance required.
- Favorably adjudicated background investigation sufficient for required site access.
- Aircraft Mechanic II-level experience.
- Aircraft sheet metal/structural maintenance experience.
- Strong knowledge of aircraft structural repair procedures.
- Working knowledge of aircraft technical publications.
- Experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Ability to interpret drawings and technical data.
- Ability to troubleshoot aircraft structural discrepancies.
- Ability to prioritize workload and meet production schedules.
- Must maintain required qualifications and training.
- Valid US Passport Required.
- Must possess hands-on aircraft sheet metal maintenance experience.
- Must have experience performing aircraft structural repairs and modifications.
- Must be capable of interpreting aircraft technical orders and engineering drawings.
- Must have experience with aircraft structural components.
- Must have experience performing drilling, forming, fitting, fastening, and repair operations.
- Must have experience using aircraft sheet metal tools and equipment.
- Generic sheet metal experience without aircraft maintenance experience does not satisfy the specific aircraft maintenance experience requirement.