Lamination Technician

The Lamination Outfitter lays out fiberglass, removes air voids, and applies paint (where needed) with the use of small hand tools. This position assists gunner and lead in daily activities. 

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Forms fiberglass into a mold and removes air voids. 
• Leads and supervises with overseeing safety and quality of parts.
• Helps the lead and supervisor control the cost in the area. 
• Plays a key role in training new outfitters. 
• Runs and maintains equipment in use. 
• Keeps work area clean, safe, and hazard free.
• Helps push molds. 
• ALL OTHER DUTIES AS ASSIGNED. 

EXPERIENCE/QUALIFICATIONS:

• Minimum Degree Required: High school diploma or equivalent

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITY:

• Ability to work as a Team 
• Ability to give and receive spoken and written direction 
• Must know start up and shut down procedures of equipment 
• Ability for rapid mental and muscular Depth perception 
• Coordination simultaneously 
• Must have no fiberglass 

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS:

• N/A 

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Light lifting, under 20 lbs.
• Light carrying, under 20 lbs.
• Moderate lifting, 21-59 lbs.
• Moderate carrying, 21 – 59 lbs.
• Straight pulling
• Pushing
• Repeated bending
• Reaching over shoulders
• Use of fingers
• Walking
• Standing
• Kneeling
• Repeated stretching
• Specific visual requirements
• Ability to distinguish basic colors
• Ability to distinguish shades of color
• Hearing (aid permitted)

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

• Outside and inside
• Extreme heat
• Extreme humidity
• Extreme noise, intermittent
• Dust
• Fumes, smoke, or gasses
• Solvents (degreasing agents)
• Slippery or uneven walking surfaces

INDEPENDENT JUDGEMENT:

• Performs tasks and duties under general supervision, using established procedures and innovation. Chooses from limited alternatives to resolve problems. Occasional independent judgment is required to complete work assignments. Often makes recommendations to work procedures, policies, and practices.