Prototype Technician - Fabricator

AM GeneralAuburn Hills, MI
Onsite

About The Position

AM General develops and builds specialized ground vehicle systems that get the US Armed Services and our allies to and from their mission safely. Our innovative spirit delivers advanced, rugged, resilient, and dependable mobility solutions. We are one team dedicated to producing the best products for our customers. We have a collective understanding that at AM General our purpose is to serve those who serve to protect us. We R.I.D.E. with Sgt. Smith! We are R esponsive We have I ntegrity We are D ynamic We exhibit E xcellence

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or GED equivalent is required
  • 1-3 years of related technical experience is required
  • Ability to read blueprints
  • Fabrication capabilities including spot, tig or MIG welding skills
  • Basic PC skills required

Nice To Haves

  • ASE Certification preferred
  • Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) desired, or willingness to obtain

Responsibilities

  • Using blueprints, sketches and/or verbal instructions, determine dimensioning procedures and equipment needed to fabricate parts
  • Rework parts as necessitated by changes in engineering requests, customer requests or revision to specifications
  • Perform layout, fabrication, and installation for a variety of parts and assemblies
  • Set up and operate equipment as necessary to carry through fabrication
  • Make final check of fabricated part against given specifications prior to component delivery to Quality Department for inspection
  • May be required to perform spot, tig or MIG welding operations on parts, assemblies, and vehicles
  • Perform tasks necessary to assemble fabricated parts and assemblies to vehicle and/or equipment
  • Determine most accurate, efficient procedure and tooling for experimental or prototype part fabrication and/or component rework
  • As required, develop tooling necessary for initial and continued production component support
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