COMPOSITE TECHNICIAN
custom materialsChagrin Falls (OH)
About the role
Job Description:
Established in 1964, Custom Materials, Inc. is a proven source for the custom fabrication of electrical insulation and components. We personally serve major manufacturers and suppliers of electrical power generation equipment, distribution equipment, and controls. Components range from the insulation used in transformers, motors and motor controls to precision parts for the aerospace, military, medical, renewable energy, and other demanding industries. Companies appreciate our ability to deliver metal fabrications, plastic fabrications, even complete subassemblies. But in most every case, CMI is actually delivering a custom solution to a complex engineering, design or materials challenge. In fact, CMI takes on projects that others won’t. Few fabricators can match our unique blend of 50 years of experience, reputation for innovation, skill of our team, expertise of our engineers, adherence to quality certifications, and commitment to client success. The company is looking for a self motivated oriented individual that likes new challenges everyday. The position offers an individual to use their full skill set to advance the interests of the company. The position also offers full benefits including healthcare, dental, vision, life insurance, short term disability, 401k retirement and profit sharing plans. Assist in the assembly, fabrication, and repair of products from composite parts and materials Assist in the fabrication and preparation of molds Assist in laying out composite materials for molding Verify and document in process work orders Ensure quality product by using necessary measuring equipment including calipers, micrometers and pi tapes Basic maintenance on equipment Meet production deadlines by following manufacturing schedule and procedures
Requirements:
High school diploma/GED required (2YR Technical Education Preferred)Familiarity with Microsoft Office suite Advanced written and oral communication skills Blueprint Reading Good Organizational SkillsUS Citizenship
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