Braze Operator (Aerospace)

TAT Technologies ("TAT") is a fast-growing, profitable provider of aerospace thermal management, power and actuation products, and repair services. Established in 1969, TAT serves as a global partner to leading aerospace companies, delivering innovative solutions across commercial, defense, OEM, and MRO markets. With employees and operations in the U.S. and Israel, TAT is recognized for its flexibility, technical expertise, and commitment to customer success.

TAT Technologies' Tulsa site serves as the company's Center of Excellence for heat transfer manufacturing, MRO, and OEM solutions. Supporting commercial, regional, and military aircraft worldwide, the site delivers advanced thermal management solutions that enhance aircraft performance, improve reliability, and ensure operational and mission readiness.

The Braze Operator is responsible for loading and unloading materials, operating brazing furnaces and heat-treating equipment, and monitoring furnace operations to ensure processes meet established specifications. Responsibilities include performing basic preventive maintenance, interpreting furnace load profiles, and measuring and straightening cores as needed before inspection. Level II Braze Operators are also responsible for performing routine System Accuracy Tests (SATs).

Hours: 6:30am - 3:00pm

Responsibilities

• Perform routine preventive maintenance checks on furnace and heat-treating equipment.
• Load and unload furnace materials in accordance with Braze Operating Sheets, using hoists and other lifting equipment as required.
• Operate computers and become proficient in the use of SpecView software.
• Use basic hand tools and inspection equipment to complete assigned tasks.
• Interpret furnace load profiles to verify that programs have run successfully and meet established requirements.
• Monitor furnace operations in real time to identify potential issues and take appropriate corrective action.
• Measure and straighten cores as needed prior to inspection.
• Perform routine System Accuracy Tests (SATs) for Level II operators.
• Follow established operating procedures, safety requirements, and quality standards.