Fabrication Repair Specialist

Posted 8 days ago

bbb industriesAlbany (NY)

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Junior

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$18.50 - $20.50 per hour

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About the role

Fabricator And Repairs Specialist IAs a Fabricator and Repairs Specialist I, you'll cut, trim, file, bend, and smooth plastic and resin components using real fabrication technique, not guesswork. You'll join a production team where every repair you make ships out to collision repair shops across the country. If you like practical, hands-on problem-solving and want to build a real repair skills set, we want you with us.
What you'll do: Inspect each part and diagnose exactly what repair it needs a cut, a trim, a file, a bend, or a smoothing pass. Set up with the right tools and materials to bring the part back to insurance-quality standard. Work plastic and resin components by hand cutting, trimming, filing, bending, or smoothing to correct shape, fit, and finish. Run every repaired part through quality control before it moves to the next station. Follow assembly and safety procedures on every job, every time. Bring your ideas to the team on better ways to repair and improve parts. Keep your work area safe and hazard-free.
What you'll bring: High school diploma or equivalent practical experience required. You catch defects and imperfections before a part ships an eye for detail matters here. You can stand, stay focused, and work with your hands through a full 8-10 hour shift. You're coachable willing to pick up new repair techniques from teammates and trainers. Nice-to-haves Prior repair or fabrication work experience, especially with plastic and resin.
Compensation: $18.50-$20.50/hr. depending on experience and shift Additional Role Details
Physical Demands: Stand or walk up to 8-10 hours; lift and move totes up to 50 pounds; regular bending, lifting, stretching, and reaching both below the waist and above the head; comfortable working in a warehouse environment with variable noise, lighting, and temperature.

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