Aircraft Cabin Installer A320
Competency-based
ONET: 51-2011.00
1
Years
74
Skills
600h
Related instructions
Classroom instruction topics
- Fast Track - Structural
- Airbus Operating System (AOS)
- Cabin Instillation
- Administrative Fundamentals
- Technical Core
On-the-job training
- Safety and Workplace Orientation
- 1. Follow Airbus specific safety procedures around power supply, machines, equipment, tools, and manufacturing processes
- 2. Recognize and minimize potential hazards
- 3. Adhere to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) General Industry safety standards
- 4. Maintain clean work areas
- 5. Follow PPE procedures
- Routine Equipment Maintenance
- 35. Inspect equipment and employ basic awareness of maintenance concepts.
- 36. Identify a malfunctioning machine.
- 37. Follow general lubrication guidelines.
- 38. Apply preventative maintenance practices effectively; utilize manufacturer -specific guidelines where appropriate.
- 39. Follow basic troubleshooting guides.
- 40. Assist and communicate with maintenance personnel regarding equipment malfunction(s).
- 41. Demonstrate ability to recognize and/or solve mechanical problem(s).
- 42. Use autonomous maintenance principles.
- Production Equipment Operation
- 14. Use appropriate hand and power tools.
- 15. Use technical drawings, formulas, and process control sheets efficiently.
- 16. Operate production equipment: startup, run, and shutdown.
- 17. Follow the production schedule.
- 18. Monitor and inspect products.
- 19. Monitor and adjust equipment as needed.
- 20. Disassemble equipment and components, if appropriate.
- 21. Sanitize equipment per employer standards, if applicable.
- 22. Document work; document production process; document adjustments made during production.
- 23. Maintain accurate recording of OJL.
- Production Equipment Set-up
- 6. Perform mechanical set-up per employer’s Standard Operating Procedure, and equipment manufacturer’s specifications.
- 7. Read and interpret production orders.
- 8. Plan and identify set-up requirements.
- 9. Use appropriate hand and power tools.
- 10. Select tools and materials.
- 11. Assemble equipment.
- 12. Test and verify set-up.
- 13. Read and understand job specifications.
- Quality Production and Quality Assurance
- 24. Visually inspect materials, products, parts, and finished goods.
- 25. Perform product quality checks.
- 26. Demonstrate awareness of/identify defects and causes of rework.
- 27. Interpret tolerances using technical drawings and job specifications.
- 28. Adhere to customer-specific quality guidelines.
- 29. Follow employer-specific quality guidelines.
- 30. Use trade-related math to measure and inspect work.
- 31. Select and use various hand and mechanical metrology tools, such as micrometers, calipers, dial and electronic indicators, gauge blocks, optical comparators, Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), to assure quality product.
- 32. Identify and report non-compliant stock, material, parts, and finished goods.
- 33. Document all quality tests; understand implications and consequences of documentation.
- 34. Use applicable systems to report results and document work.
- Inventory and Material Processes
- 43. Demonstrate the ability to pull necessary materials for specific work packages.
- 44. Identify material management processes.
- 45. Compare inventory flow to roles and responsibilities.
- 46. Apply “lean” manufacturing principles to workplace processes.
- 47. Demonstrate awareness of logistics related to raw material and customer deliveries by relating the work packages to the required material.
- General Business Knowledge
- 48. Describe the importance of plant and departmental goals, e.g., Key Performance Indicators.
- 49. Apply basic business terms to manufacturing-related workplace processes and activities.
- 50. Describe the flow of work: “upstream” or downstream.”
- Continuous Improvement (Airbus Operating System)
- 51. Participate in continuous improvement activity for professional growth.
- 52. Minimize and remove waste - environmental, material, processes, and manufacturing.
- 53. Apply root cause analysis to improve the manufacturing process.
- 54. Adapt to process changes when introduced.
- 55. Participate in cross-training opportunities.
- 56. Suggest process improvements - both business and manufacturing.
- General Assembly
- 57. Installing Cabin Monuments including Lavatories, Galley, Stowage bins and windscreens
- 58. Installing Dado in the cabin
- 59. Installing sidewalls in cabin
- 60. Installing placards in the cabin
- 61. Installation of Life Vests in cabin
- 62. Installation of seats in cabin
- 63. Installation of beverage makers in cabin
- 64. Installation of ceilings and upper raceways in cabin
- 65. Installation of floor covering and floor mats in cabin
- 66. Installation of emergency equipmen
- 67. Installation of seat track covers
- 68. Installation of door liners and door surrounds in cabin
- 69. Installing cargo panels - flat, curved, ceiling and sidewalls
- 70. Installation of door harness, seat to seat harness
- 71. Installation of seat to seat harness
- 72. Installing Electrical Connections for cannon plug - pre-install inspection, cannon plug key clocking, tighten connectors properly (red line) and plug and socket key locations
- 73. Participate in quality inspections of cabin and cargo areas
- 74. Disassemble, modify, rework, reassemble and test experimental or prototype assemblies and subassemblies according to specifications and under simulated conditions.
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