Our Company

Since 1944, Fairchild Auto-Mated Parts has been manufacturing precision machined parts for North American companies, becoming an integral part of the supply chain for many industry-leading manufacturers. We partner with our customers, managing their project from material sourcing to parts finishing and finding ways to make their parts costs less.

We are committed to meeting your needs

Expertise

Strong engineering background, developing efficient, robust manufacturing processes
Extensive machining knowledge to produce your parts with quality and efficiency

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Quality

Ensure quality inputs (material and tooling)
Maintain a robust Quality Management System to ensure the parts are manufactured to specifications
Carefully select and manage outside vendors to bring your part to completion

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Delivery

Trusted to manufacture 1,600+ unique parts for over 250 customers
Hold a strong on-time delivery record
Come highly regarded with 100% of customers saying they would recommend Fairchild Automated Parts

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Service

Work closely with our customers, ensuring you’re always in the know
Manage your project from start to finish, reducing your risk and burden
Strive to fulfill special requests (packaging, inventory holds, expedites, etc.)

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Meet the Owner & President: Leland Licciardi

Leland worked at Lockheed Martin before becoming Fairchild’s President in October 2022. He has extensive experience in Aerospace & Defense manufacturing, working for Lockheed Martin on first the PAC-3 Missile and then the F-35 program. He held positions managing many aspects of the manufacturing process: Manufacturing engineer, project manager, and account manager. Leland holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Lehigh University. During University, he spent a summer working at Fairchild operating a Robo-Drill, never imaging he’d return as the owner 10+ years later.