Composite Assembler I - 2nd Shift - Westminster, MD

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10d•Onsite

About The Position

Eaton’s AER MSD Mission System Division is currently seeking a Composite Assembler I - 2nd Shift. This position is based at our Westminster MD facility and is responsible for supporting the manufacturing and production of high-precision aerospace composite components. The role contributes directly to the creation of advanced hardware that enables the safety of warfighters, supports first responders, and makes possible critical applications including aviation, space exploration, and satellite operations. Working within a high-performance manufacturing environment, this position ensures adherence to quality standards, established processes, and operational efficiency in the fabrication and assembly of composite structures.

Requirements

Lifting up to and including 50 pounds.
Utilizing proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for each task associated with the job.
Working safely and reporting all near misses, illnesses, and injuries following established procedures.
Completing and maintaining their training to meet the required level of certified elements in their position.
Properly managing the traceability of components to ensure accuracy.

Responsibilities

Completing training and enacting all steps required to fabricate and assemble a composite pressure vessel
Preparing/ completing set up of your machine
Mixing and preparing chemicals and resins
Loading and unloading ovens
Meeting daily output requirements
Performing proper checks and procedures to ensure quality product
Ensuring that Environmental, Health, and Safety are included as part of everyday activities.
Complying with all work and process instructions.
Participating in 5S cell efforts and continuous improvement.
Identifying improvement opportunities.
Lifting up to and including 50 pounds.
Utilizing proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for each task associated with the job.
Working safely and reporting all near misses, illnesses, and injuries following established procedures.
Completing and maintaining their training to meet the required level of certified elements in their position.
Properly managing the traceability of components to ensure accuracy.