COMPOSITE TECHNICIAN - All levels

Composite Energy Technologies•Bristol, RI

17d•Onsite

About The Position

Composite Energy Technologies (CET) in Bristol, RI is looking to hire a full-time Composite Technicians to support all aspects of our manufacturing operation. Do you consistently work with precision and attention to detail? Would you like to join an innovative company that provides career development opportunities and a supportive work environment ? If so, please read on! This factory position earns a competitive wage based on the experience and skill set of the candidate. CET has the only state recognized Composite Technician Apprenticeship Program. We provide the tools, resources, and on the job training necessary for Composite Technicians I, II, and III. We provide great benefits , including medical, dental, vision, an IRA, paid holidays, paid time off (PTO), life insurance, and a healthy living program . If this sounds like the right factory opportunity for you, apply today! ABOUT COMPOSITE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES Composite Energy Technologies is an industry-leading innovator in the research, design, engineering, and manufacturing of large and complex carbon composite vehicles, underwater pressure vessels, structures, integrated systems, and show-action equipment. Since 1975, we have partnered with designers, managers, and owners to ensure materials and processes are understood and the best solution is developed. Our bleeding-edge technologies have been the secret sauce for numerous Grand Prix racing sailboats as well as successful America's Cup, Volvo Ocean Race, and Maxi campaigns . Our team continuously builds upon this legacy, breadth of knowledge, and experience to produce systems that can reliably execute diverse missions set in austere and complex operational environments. Our employees are some of the leading experts in their fields, and we are proud of all of the hard work that they do. To show our commitment and appreciation , we offer our employees the opportunity to do important work and the skills they need to lead successful careers . A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A COMPOSITE MATERIALS MANUFACTURING TECHNICIAN As a Composite Materials Manufacturing Technician, you fabricate and assemble composite parts. Maintaining a high degree of precision, you laminate, use vacuum bags, operate ovens, and perform cosmetic finishing work. You use a variety of hand and power tools as you rout, drill, trim, and sand composite parts according to blueprint specifications. Your commitment to quality ensures that our products live up to our company's reputation for excellence. As you work, you maintain a clean and safe environment. You understand that this job can be hazardous, so you always communicate proactively about any potential risks. To ensure that the materials we produce are consistently excellent, you regularly fill out and keep track of all appropriate quality management documentation. You find satisfaction in working with our supportive team to create innovative new projects! Job Description Summary The Composite Technician (I, II, or III) supports all aspects of our manufacturing operation. A Composite Technician specializes in producing and repairing composite materials, ensuring quality and efficiency. Their responsibilities include coordinating with engineers and designers, studying drawings, mixing epoxy and resins, laminating, assembly, finishing, and operating machines and equipment. This position may operate a variety of hand and power tools and may clean and prepare work areas. Composite Technicians can fall into three different tiers based on skill, profiecieny, and experience.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Experience with hand tools
Ability to read, write, and speak English
Must be a U.S. Citizen and be able to pass a background check
A Composite Technician must have no known allergy to epoxy agents and have the ability to become certified to wear a respirator.

Nice To Haves

Composite experience
RIMTA PAT program
ACMA certified composite technician
Ability to and experience with operating power tools
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings
OSHA 10 Safety Standards General Industry Certified
Forklift Operator

Responsibilities

Maintain a clean job site; pick up and return all tools and equipment to proper locations.
Secure work area each day to minimize potential hazards.
Handle and store all materials appropriately per product specifications.
Perform work in accordance with training and quality assurance guidelines.
Stop work immediately if there is a question or concern for safety or quality and inform appropriate supervisor/manager.
Follow all safety and incident reporting procedures.
Fill out and keep track of all appropriate quality management documentation and turn all paperwork in to supervisor when fully completed.
Fabricate and assemble composite parts. The processes used in the performance of these tasks may include tool preparation, lamination, vacuum bagging, oven operation, and finishing/cosmetics work.
Route, drill, trim and sand composite parts according to blueprint dimensions and tolerances.