Western Aircraft — Boise, Idaho
Estimated salary for Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025): $62,630–$99,130 per year, median $79,870. The employer did not provide a pay range for this listing.
Job Summary
The Aircraft Cabinet Technician is responsible for building and refurbishing custom aircraft cabinetry.
Duties & Responsibilities • Regularly meets with Cabinet Lead technician to understand the scope of work to be completed or fabricated
• Repairs and replaces old and/or damaged wood according to customer specification
• Removes cabinets from aircraft and transport to shop
• Disassembles cabinets, removing all parts; packaging and labeling parts for identification
• Fabricates new cabinets, doors, tables, and wood trim, working from blueprints, drawings or specifications, and utilizing required materials/tools such as table saw, band saw, routers, sanders, and various other hand and power tools
• Repairs of broken hinges, latches, doors, etc. utilizing hand and power tools
• Fits, mounts, installs, and assembles of aircraft cabinets and/or doors
• Removes Formica or veneer from existing cabinets prior to refinishing
• Covers new and old cabinets with Formica or wood veneer as needed per finish instructions
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