Sr Outfitter

Textron•Slidell, LA

14d•Onsite

About The Position

A Manufacturing Senior Outfitter is responsible for overseeing and executing outfitting tasks, such as equipment installation and testing, within a production environment. This position requires strong leadership, inventory control, and the ability to train junior employees. Key responsibilities include guiding teams, ensuring adherence to procedures, managing materials, and performing hands-on outfitting duties. This role combines general manufacturing duties with specialized finishing skills. Work will be performed on a production line, assembling mechanical components, installing assemblies, cables, and wiring harnesses using tools to fit, adjust and inspect components. Our Company is committed to offering employees opportunities to grow and develop.

Requirements

Experience: A minimum of Five (5) years prior manufacturing or production experience is typically required, with specific experience in assembly or outfitting in a relevant industry (e.g., marine or automotive) setting.
Technical Aptitude: Ability to perform basic math, reading, computer operations, and interpret work instructions, shop orders, sketches, and drawings is necessary to the completion of tasks or work. Perform basic troubleshooting techniques on equipment for repair and serviceability. Familiarity with industry-specific software and tools.
Physical Stamina: The role may require standing for extended periods, lifting heavy objects, and using manual dexterity and coordination.
Attention to Detail: Crucial for ensuring product quality and accurate assembly.
Soft Skills: Strong communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and adaptability is highly valued in this collaborative environment. The ability to work independently and make decisions based on expertise.
Work Schedule: Willingness and flexibility to work extended hours as needed to accomplish the task.
Ability to obtain a U.S. security clearance.
High school diploma or GED certificate

Responsibilities

Assembly and Installation: Performing complex outfitting duties as required. This can involve installing electrical wiring, interior/exterior components (seats, bumpers, ballistic glass, etc.), and other systems, according to detailed instructions and procedures.
Equipment Operation: Operating various machinery, hand tools such as wrenches, pneumatic tools, and testing equipment.
Testing & Quality Assurance: Leading the setup, testing, and repairs of critical systems or electrical systems in vehicles. Ensuring all modifications and installations meet the requirements of the work plans.
Documentation and Compliance: Accurately completing production documentation and strictly following Standard Work Plans, Safety Guidelines, and regular Quality checks to ensure product integrity and conformance to work instructions.
Performing Work: from Engineering drawings, manufacturing documents, written and verbal instructions. Reading from computer screens to retrieve work instructions, standard work or other documents. In addition, to other related duties as assigned by management.
Safety Awareness: maintain a high-level awareness and adhering to all safety procedures and protocols.
Training: Training new or current employees on work procedures and processes.