Composite Layup Technician

Posted 8 days ago

act aerospaceGunnison (UT)

Aircraft Structure, Surfaces, Rigging, and Systems Assemblers Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing

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About the role

Composite Layup Technician Join a fast-growing aerospace manufacturing team where your hands-on skills help build the future of flight. As a Layup Technician, you'll be part of a high-energy environment producing advanced composite parts for cutting-edge aerospace programs. Every day brings new challenges, new technologies, and the satisfaction of creating components that truly make an impact.

What You'll Do: Perform composite layup for aerospace parts using precision, care, and high-quality craftsmanship Follow detailed instructions, blueprints, and work orders to ensure accuracy and consistency Work collaboratively with engineering, quality, and production teams Maintain a clean and organized work area while adhering to strict safety standards Support continuous improvement in a company that values innovation and growth Why This Role Is Exciting You'll be building real aerospace components parts that fly, protect, and perform Opportunity to grow your career in a rapidly expanding company Hands-on work with advanced materials and manufacturing processesA team-driven environment where your contributions truly matter

What We Offer: Health, dental, and vision insurance Life insurance Short-term and long-term disability coverage 401(k) with company match Competitive pay with room to growA workplace culture centered around teamwork, pride, and advancement If you're detail-oriented, enjoy hands-on work, and want to be part of a company shaping the future of aerospace, we'd love to hear from you.

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