Custom Automotive Fabricator
prc resourcesComfort (TX)
About the role
INDUSTRY: Custom Fabrication LOCATION: Comfort, TX (commute required)
EMPLOYMENT TYPE:
Full Time, Requires Flexibility / Schedule: Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm (can accommodate less hours if preferred) CONTEXT: The client is seeking a skilled and adaptable Custom Fabricator to join their custom vehicle company. This role focuses on professional fabrication work supporting their line of antique Ford vehicles (anything after 1950), with an emphasis on framework, suspension components, and classic restoration skills. The ideal candidate brings hands-on fabrication experience and specific exposure to vintage Ford models.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Fabricate and assemble framework and suspension components for classic Ford vehicles. Perform comprehensive restoration work and precision fabrication to meet quality and performance standards. Read and interpret fabrication drawings, measurements, and specifications. Work collaboratively with the shop team to meet build timelines. Maintain a clean and organized work environment.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Professional fabrication and automotive restoration experience required. Experience or exposure working on antique Ford vehicles (1950 and newer) strongly preferred. Welding experience is a plus, but not required. Painting experience is not required. Strong attention to detail and craftsmanship. Must be able to successfully pass a background check and a drug test. Ability to commute reliably to Comfort, TX. Adaptable and willing to assist with other vehicle builds as needed.
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