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Composite Approach
Tooling Technician
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What they do
A Millwright installs and assembles large industrial machines, such as the equipment in manufacturing facilities. Disassembles and moves machinery between factory sites, and makes repairs. May work at power plants and construction sites.
$69,803 / year median in Oregon
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Composite Approach is a growing, AS9100 certified, contract composite manufacturer located in beautiful Central Oregon. We support a range of customers including aerospace, autonomous vehicles and recreational vehicles. Our business thrives through partnering with individuals and companies to make their innovations a reality and retain their ongoing manufacturing needs. We offer a fast-paced working environment that encourages both personal and company growth. We are a company that strives to maintain a company culture of trust, relationships, honesty and integrity. We are a tight knit crew that values others and our families. We are seeking an ambitious, self-motivated Tooling Technician. This position offers excellent potential for growth in a cutting-edge field, with experience across many varying programs across aerospace, marine and other customer projects. Role Summary
- Prepare MDF and composite molds for Pre-Preg part layup using various fillers, then sanding and shaping techniques.
- Bodywork and affix MDF and composite plugs and masters for dry composite layup.
- Use vacuum infusion on dry fiber mold layups with various epoxy and vinyl ester resin systems.
- Attach composite and metallic backup structures to infused composite mold layups following work instructions and using appropriate resin systems according to mold construction.
- Use high attention to detail to assemble and bodywork multi-piece molds made from MDF, composites and metallics.
- Temporary mold preparation using various release tape systems to ensure successful Pre-Preg part manufacturing.
- Have an understanding of various types of tooling function to accurately and efficiently maintain production tooling.
- Vacuum bag materials and layups using films, various vacuum bag system consumables to ensure successful processing.
- Know how to read tape measures, rulers, scales and calipers to verify products that meet final specifications effectively.
- Ability to use pressure pots, spray guns, and a knowledge of setting up air systems is a plus.