Composites Technician
lyman morse boatbuildingThomaston (ME)
About the role
Job Description:
Lyman Morse Technologies Division specializes in high end custom composites across multiple industries ranging from yacht building to aerospace technology. We are looking for new team members in Thomaston, Maine to fill immediate positions. We are happy to train hard workers from the ground up. Every project and day is different but expect to be involved with: Open and closed molding, vacuum bagging and infusion Laying fiberglass and carbon fiber materials Handling VE and epoxy resins Reading and building parts to shop drawings Quality documentation and tracking for ISO 9001 standards Using power tools and measuring devices Troubleshooting Working cooperatively with coworkers, designers, and management Schedule Four 10- hour shifts, Monday - Thursday Lyman-Morse has a 43-year reputation of crafting some of the finest and most technologically advanced yachts in the world. We are a family-owned company that puts our heart and soul into everything we create. This long heritage has been made possible by the incredible team of employees who have made our company what it is today. Lyman-Morse offers employees competitive wages and excellent benefits. Benefits include vacation time; paid holidays; health, dental, life, and vision insurance; and a matching 401K plan. We are always looking for skilled, experienced and enthusiastic people to expand our talented and creative workforce. Come join our fast growing and tight-knit community! Our team is our extended family, and we act as such with after work gatherings every Friday, and other employee events like cornhole tournaments, ice fishing derbies, and toboggan and dinghy races to name a few. Come have fun working with the most talented team in the business! We look forward to hearing from you.
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