Advanced Composites Lamination Technician l

Livonia, MI

Full Time

Advanced Composites - 1125

Entry Level

Roush fuses technology and engineering together to provide product development solutions to customers in a diverse range of industries. Widely recognized for providing engineering, testing, prototype, and manufacturing services to the transportation industry, Roush also provides significant support to the aerospace, defense and theme park industries. With over 2,400 employees in facilities throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, and South America, our unique combination of creativity and tenacity activates big ideas on a global stage.

Our full-time benefits include: medical, dental, vision, life insurance, earned sick time, STD, LTD, 401K, tuition reimbursement, employee referral bonuses, paid vacation, paid holidays.

An Advanced Composite Lamination Technician I is an entry level role and will work with carbon fiber, fiberglass, Kevlar, and high-modulus composite materials to mold high performance parts. The Advanced Composite Lamination Technician I will fabricate composite parts using vacuum bagging, prepreg, and/or vacuum infusion processes with precision and craftsmanship. This position also ensures required paperwork and documentation is completed and is located in Livonia, MI.

As an Advanced Composites Lamination Technician l you will be responsible for:

Lay-up into molds using pre-impregnated material or apply liquid resin to materials and lay-up into molds
Follow written and verbal instructions for materials and orientations during the lamination process
Prepare vacuum bags following general bagging and debagging procedures and ensure vacuum integrity
Prepare molds for lay-up and maintain mold surface quality

To be considered as an Advanced Composites Lamination Technician l, you will need:

High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions to ensure part conformity and continuous improvement
Mechanical skills, upper body strength, and dexterity
Ability to work overtime and some weekends
Ability to work as part of a team to ensure quality standards are met
Ability to have good attendance and willingness to learn

A successful candidate may also have:

Prior experience in composites

Our full-time benefits include: medical, dental, vision, life insurance, earned sick time, STD, LTD, 401K, tuition reimbursement, paid vacation, paid holidays, and more.

If you share our passion for providing innovative solutions to complex challenges, we want you on our team.
Please visit our careers page and apply by clicking on this link: https://jobs.roush.com/us/en/
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