Swing Shift- Composite Technician I

LIFEPORT LLC•Woodland, WA

7d•$19 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

LifePort LLC is seeking a Composite Technician I to perform tasks related to composite part manufacturing, including lamination, bonding, trimming, assembly, and inspection. The role supports the manufacture of aviation products and requires following written work instructions and detailed processes, learning quality inspection procedures, and working safely as part of a team. The position is located at LifePort LLC in Woodland, Washington. The schedule is four 10-hour shifts, Monday through Thursday, from 2:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., with a $2.00-per-hour shift differential. Work takes place in a manufacturing, machine-shop, and office environment. Employees must follow company safety policies and wear required personal protective equipment. This position requires a “US Person” as defined by 22 C.F.R. § 120.14 to meet Export Control compliance requirements.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Teamwork skills and ability to follow instructions.
Written and verbal communication skills.
Organization skills and strong attention to detail.
A coachable attitude and willingness to learn new skills.
Must meet Export Control compliance requirements as a “US Person” under 22 C.F.R. § 120.14.

Nice To Haves

Aerospace or manufacturing experience preferred.
One to two years of composite layup experience preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

Work safely as part of a team and contribute to the manufacturing process.
Learn to inspect parts and processes to ensure compliance with industry requirements and product quality standards.
Use simple hand tools, including scissors, razor knives, tape measures, and sanding blocks.
Read and follow written work instructions and detailed processes.
Read and interpret blueprints and drawings.
Perform simple math calculations related to composite manufacturing.
Operate composite manufacturing equipment, including ply cutters, platen presses, curing ovens, autoclaves, panel saws, and table saws.
Learn to operate curing equipment such as ovens and autoclaves.
Work with fiberglass, carbon fiber, epoxy resins, and honeycomb core.
Work in dusty environments, sometimes hot conditions, or around solvents and chemical vapors.
Perform vacuum bagging for composite processes such as prepreg molding, vacuum infusion, and wet layups.
Perform adhesive bonding to create assemblies and subassemblies.
Lay out precise measurements by hand for trimming and assembly.
Trim and drill parts to specified tolerances using power tools such as routers, drills, grinders, and sanders.
Follow company safety policies and use required personal protective equipment.

Benefits

Paid time off (PTO).
Personal leave.
Annual performance bonus program.
Wellness program and onsite gym with free personal training.
Flexible schedule.
Paid company holidays.
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits with HSA and FSA options.
401(k) with employer contribution.
Employer-paid basic life and disability coverage.
Employee life assistance program.
Additional voluntary benefits, including LegalShield, long-term disability, pet insurance, voluntary accident, voluntary hospital indemnity, and voluntary critical illness coverage.